News

What is this the 1990's again? This weekend our editors and interns are playing Thief, Diablo, Shadowrun, Pokemon, Donkey Kong Country, and Strider. Go figure. 

Small teams and lean budgets mean putting every minute and dollar into finishing the game.

Today on the PlayStation blog, Sony discussed a bit of what's coming for The Last of Us' season pass owners

Age of Mythology is the more fantastical offshoot of the Age of Empires RTS series.

The good news is you'll hear the footsteps behind you. The bad news is that it might be too late.

Irrational Games' career day played host to studios from across the industry.

Finish Line Games is updating the early 2000s car combat games for Sony's three current systems.

On This Week In Mobile, snowboarding, light puzzles, and a free-to-play Lego MMO hit the app stores.

The WWE has emailed subscribers about service problems with its Xbox 360 app.

If you're a fan of Mega Man, Tron, or pop-culture mash-ups then this limited time T-shirt design might interest you.

PopCap now has teams dedicated to mobile and console.

Sega has revised its financial projections, but things are still looking good.

Documents also allege that the National Security Agency played a role in webcam spying.

Want to know when your Xbox One friends come online? That's happening in the not too distant future.

Microsoft's March games are good, but they aren't exactly spring chickens.

If you are planning to play Wolfenstein: The New Order on a new-gen console, you won't have to choose based on visuals.

Two videos take viewers through development of The Last of Us and its narrative DLC.

Stainless Games has released a new car-damage tech video to accompany the news.

Free-to-play games are often anything but, and the industry is being asked to make changes.

According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, the media giant Warner Bros. is considering making a large investment in the gaming-oriented video channel Machinima.