IO Interactive has released the first image concept from the next Hitman game, currently being developed. No further details will be shared at E3, however.
Electronics conglomerate Philips is claiming that Nintendo has infringed upon two patents with the Wii and Wii U, and is seeking trial by jury for damages.
On June 10, Nintendo will have 16 of the world's top Smash Bros. players square off in an invitational tournament to show off the series' Wii U iteration.
Swedish developer Mojang has announced the global launch of Minecraft Realms, their new subscription service for easily creating and hosting online worlds.
Chuck E. Cheese's, purveyor of children's entertainment, spider rings, and mediocre pizza, will be introducing the Oculus Rift to birthdays in select markets.
Supergiant Games, developers of the critically-acclaimed Bastion, have shared a launch trailer for its spiritual sequel, Transistor, and it looks beautiful.
Bethesda has confirmed rumors that The Elder Scrolls Online, launched for PC in April and originally set for consoles in June, will be delayed for 6 months.
With the imminent demise of GameSpy, EA has joined other publishers in releasing a list of games for which they will no longer support online multiplayer.
In a 180 from their previous stance, Klei Entertainment has announced that their survival game Don't Starve will be getting multiplayer in summer 2014.
Epic Games has begun development on a new instance of their genre-defining arena shooter Unreal Tournament. The game will be free and entirely open source.
The upcoming content infusion for Rockstar's GTA Online includes new apartments, vehicles, jobs, outfits, and weapons, along with multi-property ownership.
Microsoft announced details of the next Xbox One system update, bringing more precise audio controls and an opt-in program for improving voice recognition.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare explores the rise of private militaries, and a new video produced by Activision and VICE gives a taste of what's to come.
