Jim Reilly

After numerous extensions, ATLUS confirmed it will finally turn off the North American servers for Demon's Souls on May 31, 2012.

As I so accurately predicted a few months ago, Ni No Kuni will be coming early next year. Namco Bandai confirmed the game will ship in both North America and Europe simultaneously in Q1 2013.

Namco Bandai today confirmed a PC port of the game. The publisher said the online petition, which has almost 100,000 signatures, played a major part in the decision to port the game.

UPDATE: EA says more information about the game is coming on Monday, April 16.

Bethesda announced it's re-releasing Quake 4 later this June for a discounted price.

Long-time Halo composer Marty 'O'Donnell is not working on Halo 4. He'll be working with Bungie on whatever project they're developing. Microsoft instead has turned to Neil Davidge to score the new game's soundtrack.

Sony said today it will no longer create new episodes of its monthly interactive magazine Qore. This April episode will be the last.

Capcom today announced Lost Planet 3, due out for PlayStation 3, PC, and Xbox 360 early next year.

Namco Bandai Europe recently filed a trademark for Pac-Man Smash!, though there are no details about what this potential game might be.

The trial date for the case between Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella and Activision will begin on May 29, 2012.

Jack Tramiel, the founder of Commodore International, a company best known for manufacturing the Commodore 64, passed away yesterday at the age of 83.

UDPATE: Bethesda still has no comment on this rumored report.

UPDATE: The team has hit its goal of $2.1 million. This means Obsidian designer Chris Avellone will work on the game.

UPDATE: Comcast issued a statement today saying its now onboard with HBO GO on Xbox Live.

Developer Hello Games confirmed it will release an iOS and Android version of Joe Danger.