Pick up the 2005 action game on The Witcher developer's GOG storefront right now.
Guitar Hero developer puts out job reqs for single-, multiplayer designers, scripters to work on "realistic" new project.
New handheld's debut accompanied by first PSP Minis, debuts of PixelJunk Monsters, Thexder Neo, sales on Puzzle Quest, Prinny, and more; full list and price breakdown inside.
[UPDATE] Publisher to release Gun, Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2, and Call of Duty: United Offensive on popular download service; all but one will be $20.
We sling lead at everything from bandits to bears in Gun Showdown, the handheld version of Activision's Wild West action adventure game.
Neversoft's rootin'-tootin' action adventure is coming to the PSP courtesy of developer Rebellion. We check out the new port.
We dig up the first details on Activision's upcoming PSP version of Neversoft's Western shooter.
Sony's portable getting set for a Showdown; PSP version will feature same content as console versions plus bonus missions and modes.
Despite raking in record revenues, the number-two third-party publisher's Q4 2005 profit was down 30 percent.
Activision shooter under fire; group calls for game to be pulled and have negative portrayals edited out.
Development source says two previously planned Activision sequels have been scrapped.
Announcement puts stock into freefall in after-hours trading; publisher blames underperforming portfolio of holiday releases.
[UPDATE]: Best Buy sets up shop in the heart of the event; order is maintained as attendees line up to be among the first Xbox 360 owners.
Analyst sees slow to no growth in '07; Wall Street reacts by bidding down publisher's shares.
GameStop opens doors at midnight for console's launch; GameFly begins shipping Xbox 360 games for rent.
Microsoft's online store will sell themes for $1.87, pictures for $0.25-$0.75, Arcade games for $5-$15.
Gun, Call of Duty 2, and American Wasteland are all sent out ahead of the next-generation console.
Hoops, a great ape, and even a Western--Microsoft covers most bases with its list of day-one Xbox 360 games. Fighting and role-playing titles are noticeably absent.
Wild West caper rides into stores on Xbox, PS2, GameCube, and PC. High-caliber next-gen version headed to 360 in time for launch.
Confirms four titles at 360's launch, movie tie-ins with Over the Hedge, X-Men 3; Gun PSP delayed.
With Gun set to arrive on the consoles and PC next month, we get our hands on it to find out what this epic action game has in store.
We finally get the chance to take the reins of Activision and Neversoft's action game set in the old West.
We finally get the chance to take the reins of Activision and Neversoft's action game set in the old West.
Take-Two, Activision games add to growing list of launch games--and hype; number now reaches a possible 17.
Neversoft and Activision show off the Xbox 360 version of their Western-themed action game.
Solid roster of veteran character actors will ride along with the free-roaming Western; four-for-three share dividend coming October 10.
Activision's Robert Kotick tells conference that older-console software will become cheaper; publisher will release 4 Xbox 360 games during its 2006 fiscal year.
Activision gives us an updated look at Neversoft's upcoming action game that sets you loose in the Wild West.
Activision gives us an updated look at Neversoft's upcoming action game that sets you loose in the Wild West.
Activision and Neversoft take the wraps off their rootin', tootin' Wild West shooter. We saddle up for a first look at Gun.
Teaser posters for Neversoft's new game surface at E3 marked with Fall release date, but Activision still plays coy about platform and genre
We talk to Neversoft about its recent expansion.
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