Dan Ryckert

Volition makes their previous chainsaws and rocket launchers seem subtle by comparison.

The adorable duo reunites on XBLA...only to become separated again. These guys really need to learn how to hold hands or something.

Sony's "Get in the Game" contest ends with a trip to San Diego and a cameo in Insomniac's newest sequel.

The mobile phenomenon is coming to Facebook, and this version features "completely new
aspects to it that just haven't been experienced in any other platform."

Looks like the star of the new Fight Night has a storied history of slam dunking from trampolines.

If you pay for the premium PSN subscription, you'll have a head start on learning some fatalities.

Volition's third installment looks to be the most insane Saints yet, and you can read all the details in our April issue.

The story of Gabe and Lexine is one of the few new elements in this brief experience.

The clock that started buzz about a potential Modern Warfare 3 hits zero. Here's what it revealed.

A Call of Duty player that's apparently very familiar with spawn points goes 501 and 8 in one round of Demolition.

"Gamers" follows a filmmaker as he jumps into the MMO genre after being away from gaming for a decade.

Five new domains have been registered by the publisher, and they sound suspiciously like in-game GTA brands.

Got an extra $300 laying around the house? If you do and you're a big L4D fan, you could have this impressive statue taking up 15 inches of real estate on your desk.

The first look at Double Fine's Kinect game showcases Elmo, Cookie Monster, and numerous minigames.

As expected, the 3DS launch in Japan was a huge success, with all 400,000 systems spoken for in a single day.

Microsoft has released a handful of screens of the console version, and it
should look familiar to anyone who played it with a keyboard and mouse

Activision breathes a little bit of life into their canceled franchise thanks to "continued support" from its fans.

We already knew about the remakes of Stranger's Wrath and Abe's Oddysee, but it looks like that won't be all.

Senior politicians are upset, but the Video Standards Council in England is defending their rating saying "if it showed anything sexual, it would have received a 16 rating".

An odd (and very pink) message is sent out by the publisher. Could it be a hint of Catherine coming stateside?