News

The fan created MMORPG based on the prematurely canceled television show Firefly never seemed to have a chance due to licensing reasons, but it looks like it may release.

Rumors of a Valve console have been circulating for quite some time, and
here's some more difficult to confirm information to add to the fire.

A trailer appeared online recently for Guillermo del Toro's next movie, Pacific Rim, and it featured the voice of GLaDOS from Portal. Del Toro confirmed in an interview with the Toronto Sun that GLaDOS' appearance is Valve approved.

The website Shaqdown.com has appeared online showing a picture of a basketball player, who looks remarkably similar to Shaquille O'Neal, with a flaming basketball fighting zombies.

Carson Hart, a man who knows how to stick plastic bricks together, has created some impressive Lego Pokémon.

It might not be real, but the price on eBay certainly makes it seem like it could be.

day January 7.

It is now officially 2013, so let's begin the speculation about the rest
of the year. Will we see new consoles from Sony and Microsoft?

We have no idea what the news is, or how big it truly is, but if the
official North American Pokémon twitter account is to be believed, something important
is getting announced on January 8.

The third in the Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm series has a North American release date, and interesting bonus for early adopters.

Indie developer Paradox Interactive is approaching the release of their upcoming action game, and a new video showcases its eccentric cast.

Amanita Design, the developer behind point and click adventure games Botanicula and Machinarium, is currently taking pre-orders on an adorable plush version of Josef, the protagonist from Machinarium.

Update: Capcom tells us that the version 2 update should be releasing this month.

GameStick is a new gaming console seeking investors on Kickstarter, and it looks like it may be Ouya's main competitor.

The recently released 007 Legends as well as
the past Bond titles Quantum of Solace and Blood Stone have all
inexplicably disappeared from Steam and Activision's online download store.

The creator of Alice and its sequel Alice: Madness Returns is turning to Kickstarter for his studio's next game, Akaneiro: Demon Hunters.

The company is apparently working with several content providers for a service that could roll out later this year.

The new budget-priced bundle includes the first two games and add-on content, as well as an in-game museum of concept and character art.

THQ recently filed for
Chapter 11 with the intention of selling to Clearlake Capital Group,
however a recently objection by creditors and trustees have complicated
the sale.