TV on-demand service coming soon to Nintendo platforms; handheld adding 3D video recording feature with November system update.
Assassin's Creed: Revelations protagonist Ezio Auditore revealed as playable character for weapons-based fighting game; Namco Bandai confirms January 31 launch.
Variety reports Sony Pictures in final negotiations with Ubisoft for big-screen adaptation of action game; publisher insists on maintaining a measure of creative control.
Actor bids farewell to iconic animated role as the Batman's nemesis and clown prince of crime as Arkham City launches into stores.
Story-based DLC follows Zeta Squad evacuation of Ilima City in campaign set before original Gears of War; $15 add-on features new multiplayer characters, lets gamers play as General RAAM.
CCP downsizing 20% of staff, places focus on Eve Online and Dust 514; World of Darkness progressing with "significantly reduced" development team.
EA Sports brings back Midway arcade football franchise with $15 downloadable offering set for January release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3.
EEDAR survey finds 51 percent have picked up add-ons in the last year; firm estimates North American DLC market to top $1 billion in 2012.
Sony confirms early 2012 European, North American, and Australian release date, pricing, for next handheld gaming system.
Warner Bros.' 2012 slate reportedly features Lego Batman sequel, new DC superhero game, return to Middle-earth.
Q&A: Sony Online Entertainment president John Smedley talks about seminal MMORPG's future in wake of Hall of Fame induction and freemium games on consoles, confirms Vita support.
HD Collection of first three games in Capcom's action franchise set for North American release early next year at $40 price point.
New York Comic-Con plays host to first trailer from Beenox-developed tie-in for next summer's feature film reboot for webswinging superhero franchise.
GDC Online 2011: Cofounders of development studio The Amazing Society explain how they converted an entire comics universe to a massively multiplayer online game in just two years.
John Smedley confident login and password information used in recent attack wasn't obtained from Sony, says attackers had "small percentage" of success in gaining access.
GDC Online 2011: Sony rep confirms carrier-imposed limit on downloadable game size, reality check on device being as powerful as PS3, potential for freemium model.
GDC Online 2011: Sony engineer recaps progress of Sony's motion controller, shows hypothetical Move-enabled Resistance 4 built on augmented reality technology.
GDC Online 2011: Lead writer of Saints Row: The Third says as soon as developers start treating M for Mature games maturely, the ESRB will follow suit.
GDC Online 2011: Erik Wolpaw, Marc Laidlaw, and Ted Kosmatka explain the rules behind writing for Half-Life's Gordon Freeman and Portal's Chell, set the record straight on Portal 2's rumored ...
GDC Online 2011: Neal Stephenson details weekly workouts on Halo 3, the appeal of John Marston, and why Dungeons & Dragons is the future of storytelling in games.
GDC Online 2011: Lead writer and narrative designer explains how Eidos Montreal integrated every part of the sci-fi action game, from story and gameplay to designers and writers.
GDC Online 2011: Series director Charles Cecil details the process of writing engaging games that merge modern-day drama with historical fact, like his own Broken Sword adventure games.
GDC Online 2011: CCP postmortem discusses studio's first foray into virtual item sales with its subscription-based sci-fi MMORPG, from player protests to premium monocles.
GDC Online 2011: Telltale Games design director Dave Grossman lays out different ways for developers to share the storytelling duties with their players, and how to make them still feel ...
GDC Online 2011: Games guru says there's no need for another Xbox or PlayStation, Facebook games are "too stupid to live," and recalls wanting to fire early Atari employee Steve ...
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's arcade fighter compilation the best-selling game on Sony's PS3 storefront last month; Resident Evil series claims four of the top 20 spots.
Documents filed with Australian government reveal Team Bondi heavily indebted to staff and MotionScan company on the eve of closure.
Publishers are putting more eggs in fewer baskets than ever before, but what does it mean for the industry at large? GameSpot chats with EEDAR's Jesse Divnich to find out. ...
High Moon Studios follow-up to War for Cybertron featured on November cover of Game Informer, billed as a successor rather than a sequel.
Tech giant confirms death of former CEO at the age of 56, invites people to share their memories of larger-than-life executive.
Microsoft rolling out new deals with Comcast, Verizon, HBO, BBC, TMZ, YouTube, and UFC this holiday season.
Epic founder Tim Sweeney shows off Unreal Tournament 3 running in the latest version of Adobe's browser-based application.
Publisher estimates football simulation's sell-through as "the most successful launch in EA Sports history," calls it the biggest launch of 2011 so far.
Epic Games and Chair Entertainment use iOS sequel to show off new Apple hardware; game debuts on iTunes December 1.
Capcom dates 3DS survival horror game set between Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5; GameStop preorders to receive free 3DS case.
Sega and Sony hint at arcade racer receiving rerelease later this month for PS3; Australian ratings board has previously indicated multiplatform launch.
Publisher puts out call for contenders in second competition celebrating work of bedroom coders; $250,000 to be given to top two entrants.
Release of $10 Bloodbath Arena content pushed back so Techland can add "further polishing" to the main game; new release date coming this week.
PC version of Croteam first-person shooter revival pushed back a month, still no update on Xbox 360 and PS3 release windows.
News of a PC postponement for Ezio's latest excursion said to surface briefly on Ubisoft's Czech Facebook page; GameStop also lists later launch.
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