Dismal sales have hinted that the few Wii U owners out there aren't interested in Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. As of this writing, it's impossible to even get an online match.
THQ's remaining properties, including myriad cult classics like Darksiders, Red Faction, Homeworld, and Destroy All Humans!, will go up for auction in April.
Creator Tom Hall has spent years away from the game industry's public eye and his seminal work Commander Keen, but now he's returned to both with his game Secret Spaceship Club.
A new trademark filing for Deus Ex: Human Defiance suggests that Square-Enix is ready to continue the series in 2013. Is it Deus Ex 4 or a Nintendo Wii U remake?
Gaikai game library streaming, instant game video uploading, the ability to spectate in friends' games are just some of the services proposed for PlayStation 4. How will Sony charge for them?
Nearly two years after Ken Levine announced it at E3 2011, BioShock PS Vita still isn't in development, with Irrational waiting on Sony and 2K Games to make a deal.
Square-Enix won't buckle to the free-to-play MMO trends. When Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn releases later this year, it will come with a monthly subscription fee.
Team Meat is turning its eye to a style of game less about reflexes and more about planning. Hilarious planning. Introducing Mew-genics, the first cat lady sim.
Bethesda is going to offer players another slice of adventure with Corvo in the first story-based Dishonored DLC according to a leaked list of PS3 trophies.
The big story of this week's Jetsetter is that famed French developer Michel Ancel may leave Ubisoft after more than 20 years because of the Rayman Legends delay.
NIS America is keeping the blood flowing through the PS3 with two exclusive role-playing games in 2013, 'Time and Eterniey' and 'The Guided Fate Paradox.'
Based on the spring game release schedule and Microsoft's past history announcing new consoles, all signs point to an April coming out party for Xbox 720.
Army of Two The Devil's Cartel drops the self-seriousness of past entries opting for some light humor, but it doesn't elevate the game above fast food status.
In 2012, Electronic Arts and BioWare set the gaming industry ablaze with its divisive Mass Effect 3 story. Now it puts a final cap on that tale with Mass Effect 3: Citadel.
As satisfying as it is to play through Crysis 3's dystopian shoot outs, it's hard not to wish it were something more. Crysis 3 gives you plenty to do, but never a good reason why.
Kenji Eno, the designer of bizarre, experimental mid-'90s adventure games D and Enemy Zero for the Sega Saturn, died of heart failure at the age of 42.
With the introduction of the PlayStation 4, the video game industry is waiting to see how much costs will grow, but Sony's developers say not to worry.
The new free-to-play entry in the long-running Kingdom Hearts series, Kingdom Hearts X[chi], is in the hands of peculiar but talented developer Success Corporation.
With the sales of licensed console games like Transfomers, James Bond, and Spider-man slipping, Acitvision Blizzard is backing away from its licensed game business.
GungHo Online Entertainment's iOS and Android game Puzzles & Dragons is making the company more than $2 million every day, providing funds for risky business ventures like acquiring Grasshopper Manufacture.
Obsidian Entertainment's Aliens RPG was canceled in 2009 when it was said to be complete. New video of the game proves that Sega killed what appears to be a finished game.
Cince opening in 2008, Ruffian Games has never worked on its own project. Now it's making Tribal Towers, its first self-funded project. That's bad news for Crackdown fans.
Microsoft has a tough time keeping its biggest games from slipping out the door early. Like Halo 4 in fall 2012, 'Gears of War: Judgment' has leaked ahead of its release.
