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It's been a while since we've checked in on Final Fantasy XIV, Square
Enix's much-maligned second attempt at an MMO. A new team has taken over
updating the game, and they've announced some pretty serious sweeping
changes that will be hitting soon.

Recent rumors suggest that Microsoft might support the model with microtransactions.

The developer behind Comic Jumper and Splosion Man plan to create an iPhone game in the near future.

The hacking group Lulzsec has announced its own end via Twitter, while
infamous loosely organized anarchist collective Anonymous claims that
"all Lulzsec members are accounted for, nobody is hiding."

The Supreme Court may have ruled on Brown v. EMA today, but is this the end of the story? We talk to one of the people behind the original bill.

If you enjoyed Deadly Premonition, you aren't alone. Now, the mind
behind the cult hit has announced that he and his team at Access Games
have started on a new project.

The Wii remake wasn't successful, but that may not stop Activision from going to the James Bond well again.

Thatgamecompany's followup to Flow and Flower on PlayStation Network
features an intriguing take on multiplayer. Find out how you can test it
out early.

After the U.S. Supreme Court shot down California state senator Leland
Yee's proposed law that banned the sale of violent video games to
minors, the disappointed Democrat from San Francisco went on the
offensive.

Daisuke Amaya's freeware platforming adventure turned WiiWare hit isn't coming to the Nintendo 3DS until this holiday.

The latest map pack for Call of Duty: Black Ops comes out on
Xbox 360 tomorrow. Activision has released some new screens and a weird
trailer to help get fans of the game's popular zombie mode psyched for
the new content.

ich comes with an additional 25
cars and some other impressive bonus content.

Fable III was a good game, but many reviewers landed lower on the scale
than they had for previous entries. Lionhead Studios head honcho Peter
Molyneux says even he is disappointed, because the studio never fully
realized many of the core ideas.

The mad scientists at Microsoft are cooking up some interesting new cross-platform features.

EA and Crytek released
a patch today that adds DirectX 11 support to the sci-fi shooter.
Snark aside, the new renderer looks incredible on a capable machine.

LEGO fanatic Imagine has put together an impressive recreation of key locations within the nightmarish dystopia in block form.

A conservative advocacy group that specializes in filing content
complaints to the FCC isn't a big fan of the Brown v. Entertainment
Merchants Association decision.

Though Crytek formally denounced rumors
that the company is working on Timesplitters 4 for the next generation
Xbox console, co-founder Anvi Yerli says a new game in the series is
still on the table.

The EMA, defendants in the Brown v. EMA case that was decided by the Supreme Court this morning, speak.

Our most anticipated Xbox Live Arcade titles finally have release dates.