Half-Life on the PC has raked in more awards than any other video game in recent memory. Read our preview to find out what you can expect from the PlayStation ...
We've spent some time with Ubi Soft's gastrointestinal point-and-click adventure for the Dreamcast. Check out our hands-on impressions.
Criterion has positioned itself as the most in demand of all the next-generation middleware developers.
Bill Gates outlines Microsoft's Japanese Xbox strategy.
Microsoft documentation claims that Xbox online gaming is still a ways off.
The popular cheat device will be available at the launch of the GBA.
Nintendo announces that just 500,000 GBA units will be available for the US launch in June.
Mad Catz hopes to have 11 peripherals ready for the North American GBA launch in June.
LucasArts issues a statement regarding 3DO's lawsuit against the company for trademark infringement.
The maker of all things Army Men sues LucasArts for copyright infringement.
Castlevania is going back to its side-scrolling roots with Castlevania: Circle of the Moon. We recently got our hands on a final Japanese copy of the game to see what ...
Metrowerks' middleware program gets integrated
Tokyo Xtreme Racer: Zero for the PlayStation 2 allows you to climb the ranks of a nocturnal Japanese street-racing subculture. Check out our hands-on impressions.
Nintendo sells 650,000 Game Boy Advance units on its first day of availability.
Activision will develop and publish video games based on the upcoming Spider-Man movie.
Another plant will be opened to produce GameCube and Game Boy Advance chips.
Criterion and Alias Wavefront will connect Maya and RenderWare.
We have the final Japanese copy of Zone of the Enders for the PlayStation 2. Click on through and check out our hands-on impressions of Hideo Kojima's mech adventure.
The original survival-horror series returns with Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare on the PlayStation. Check out our impressions.
The video game publishing giants have signed an agreement with Yahoo to halt the trading and sale of pirated software in Yahoo auctions.
Fox Interactive signs over the publishing rights for The Simpsons Wrestling to Activision.
Hudson is currently developing the first-ever online Bomberman game for the Dreamcast. Will it live up to the high standards set by the Saturn version years ago?
Metro3D has upgraded the sequel to Armada in every conceivable way. Find out about Armada 2's extensive improvements straight from the mind of the developer in our feature preview.
EA is leaving the world of sports simulations behind with NBA Street, the latest from its EA Sports Big label. Will the NBA Jam series finally have some competition?
3DO stopped by the GameSpot offices with the latest playable build of its hard-core MLB simulation, High Heat Baseball 2002 for the PlayStation 2. Check out our hands-on report.
Activision admits that the second installment in the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise is headed to the N64.
Infogrames is hard at work porting the stellar Test Drive Le Mans from the Dreamcast to the PlayStation 2. Boasting a variety of improvements on the original version, this is ...
In a conference call, Shigeru Miyamoto confirms the GameCube version of Zelda and more.
We've been playing through Rare's M-rated 3D platformer for the Nintendo 64, Conker's Bad Fur Day. Does it live up to its hype as the most raunchy console game ever? ...
Nintendo releases new screenshots of Mario Advance for the Game Boy Advance.
Nintendo has released new screenshots of its visually impressive Game Boy Advance RPG.
The controversial franchise is on its way to Microsoft's Xbox console.
The Canadian development house is constructing the first North American PlayStation 2 game to feature printing capabilities.
MDK2 isn't the first Dreamcast game with disappointing sales to look for greener pastures on the PlayStation 2 platform. Is this campy third-person shooter more than just a port?
As the latest update to the NBA Jam franchise, Hoopz adds an extra player and delivers the closest thing to the cabinet-bound arcade version on a console yet.
Infogrames has announced at the Milia show in France that Alone in the Dark: The New Nightmare is headed to the PlayStation 2.
Acclaim just sent us an updated burn of its sim-styled driving game for the PlayStation complete with several improvements over the last version we received.
Will EA finally publish a Tiger Woods golf game worthy of his name now that the series has moved on to the PlayStation 2? Find out in our hands-on preview ...
Triple Play already has enough graphical flash to place it in the same class with EA Sports' other PS2 titles. But the burning question is, how does it play?
The set-top box that incorporates Dreamcast technology, digital VCR functions, and broadband cable applications is shown to the press.
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