As a result of GameSpy's closure, PlayStation 3 versions of original Borderlands and Civilization Revolution will no longer be playable online come May 31.
From Vlad to Jeter, McNabb to Sharapova, we hand out our year-end grades for 2005's cover athletes.
Formerly Xbox exclusive tennis game arrives on Sony's console with online play, new features, and roster.
Top Spin is back--this time for the PS2. We check out the career mode and controls in this updated hands-on look.
Wimbledon singles champs play mixed doubles as cover athletes for 2K Sports' PS2 tennis game.
Despite a 45 percent rise in sales, the Take-Two publisher's income sinks in its second financial quarter; Top Spin, Cthulhu, GTA PSP set for August-October quarter.
Top Spin finally makes its way to the PS2 and we're on-hand to take a look.
We keep the ball in play with our preview of the long-awaited PS2 version of Top Spin.
Previously exclusive Xbox tennis game moves to Sony's console courtesy of 2K Sports.
Internal sports slate at Microsoft Game Studios is wiped clean as the Salt Lake City dev shop behind Links, Amped, and Top Spin is sold off.
Starting October 31, the Xbox will include NCAA Football 2005, Top Spin, and a two-month Xbox Live trial for $149.99.
Gamers get Links 2004, Top Spin, or Rallisport Challenge 2 in exchange for finding new subscribers.
Atari plans to publish a PC version of Power and Magic Development's popular Xbox tennis game later this year.
Microsoft confirms that a number of its XSN Sports franchises will be out of commission this year, returning much-improved in 2005.
Microsoft is now accepting registrations for its upcoming $25,000 XSN Sports World Championship.
Microsoft Game Studios announces the North American release of Power and Magic's Xbox Live-enabled tennis game.
We talk to Microsoft about the upcoming Xbox Live enabled tennis game.
Microsoft's first entry into professional tennis will support Xbox Live and XSN.
The Xbox gets its tennis on, and we've got the scoop.
Microsoft announces that two-time grand slam winner Lleyton Hewitt will feature on the front cover of its upcoming online tennis game.
Microsoft gives a look at some of the professional players in its upcoming tennis game.
Microsoft announces an Xbox Live-compatible tennis game that will allow players to compete on worldwide ladders. First screen inside.
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