Annette Gonzalez

In an interview with Forbes, Nintendo president Reggie Fils-Aime admits Apple is the company to watch.

Square Enix hopes to extend the Deus Ex franchise over the next 10 years as part of the company's plan to be a top three publisher in the next five years.

Valve and Activision announce Steam support for Treyarch's upcoming Call of Duty.

Looks like you won't get a chance to test drive Bond's latest adventure before it hits retail.

How does such a high profile game ship with so many bugs? Obsidian responds.

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Today SCEA reports the company has shipped more than one million Move units in North and Latin America in its first month.

PlayStation 3 users will get exclusive content when Blacklight: Tango Down finally releases on PSN October 26.

The team has posted a countdown timer on its site leading up to the big announcement next week.

Looks like THQ skinned a few of these fantastic creatures for the logo.

Get a new character and bonus missions.

Don't miss the wild action and excitement of the Montreal presser.

If you're a StarCraft II fan looking to pimp out your gaming rig look
no further. Razer is now accepting pre-orders for their line of
SCII-themed peripherals.

The TGS announcement of the latest Devil May Cry caused a stir as a
result of Dante's brand new look. According to Capcom's Christian Svensson, that was part of
the plan.

Fans of Angry Birds shall find themselves addicted all over again.

Some of the most memorable titles in gaming are the ones developers strip down to the core. Here are a few minimalist games that get it right.

According to Major Nelson's blog, changes are afoot for Xbox.com tomorrow.

Once again we provide a forum to talk about our weekends. Find out what
we're playing this weekend, then head over to the comments section and
share your plans.

Starting with Costume Quest, Brutal Legend developer Double Fine has
adopted a new strategy committed to more releases of smaller titles. Creative director Tim Schafer is pleased with the new direction.