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Just because you're a hardcore Japanese mobster doesn't mean you don't have time for bowling! Today Sega announced the pre-order bonuses US gamers can expect when they pick up their reserved copies on March 9.

Can Activision turn gamers around on their maligned peripheral?

After the onslaught of Guitar Hero titles last year, we had more
opportunities to use our plastic instruments than we could ever want. Activision now realizes enough is enough.

Get your Ghost Recon fix by watching the debut trailer for the latest title in Ubisoft's tactical shooter franchise.

Activision-Blizzard is planning for a huge 2010.

Iwata's experiment to improve WiiWare sales is officially done.

Disney Interactive CEO Bob Iger says that the company will be focusing more on the Wii and Nintendo DS instead of the Xbox 360 and PS3 for the time being.

When DICE's Battlefield: Bad Company 2 finally does arrive,
there will be some additional DLC goodness just waiting to be
downloaded.

Blizzard has released the first images and details of what players can
expect from Battle.net when StarCraft II comes out in a canned
"interview" video with Battle.net project director Greg Canessa.

of the lineup.

The latest update to the website is now live! Read on to see what's new.

Microsoft's sim-racer, Forza 3, has hit the two million sold mark worldwide, and has some new DLC to offer.

Independent developer and publisher Level 5 is looking to inflate their publishing arm through a North American expansion.

EA is cutting back significantly on its distribution partnerships with products like Left 4 Dead 2.

I broke the news of DC Unlimited's Mass Effect 2 action figures roughlya decade ago (give or take a day). Back then, DC Unlimited didn't havefinal sculpts to show. Today, the company has blessed with shots of thefigures in all their painted glory.

Ubisoft’s latest earnings call revealed not only details on Assassin’s
Creed II’s performance, but also where the franchise is heading in the
next game.

Check out why Rapture has lost some of its luster and Hell is in need of more originality.

BioWare announced today
it has a sixth consecutive blockbuster franchise on its hands, with
Dragon Age: Origins having shipped 3.2 million units worldwide.

This week’s downloadable game releases, delivered in one neatly tied package.