Jim Reilly

Sony plans to roll out three new titles on PlayStation Home throughout this year. The company says they are the "deepest and most immersive" games on the social platform.

Next-generation console rumors continue to surface. This time there's new details on the next PlayStation console.

The Entertainment Software Ratings Board, an organization that assigns ratings to games in North America, has deemed the cover of Risen 2: Dark Waters to be too graphic.

 Xbox Live is now used more for watching television shows and movies online than playing games.

It seems angry Mass Effect 3 fans still want to protest the game's endings. This time they're sending the studio hundreds of cupcakes.

Kids apparently still can't get enough of Grand Theft Auto III. Though the game has been out for a decade, fans still enjoy updating the game to make it more modern.

The PC version of Demiurge Studios' Contra-inspired shooter Shoot Many Robots hits Steam April 6 and includes a host of upgrades.

As part of an update for Battlefield 3 today that includes a number of bug fixes and tweaks, PlayStation 3 owners can now rent their own server.

It looks like Namco Bandai is prepping for the release of Tales Of Xillia in the States.

Comcast says using the Xbox 360 Xfinity On Demand streaming app will not count against their bandwith cap.

After fans started online petitions, and even issued complaints to the FTC, BioWare finally spoke out about the endings to Mass Effect 3.

Infinity Ward creative strategist Robert Bowling, better known as fourzerotwo, resigned from Activision today.

Assassin's Creed III is coming to Nintendo's newest console. We don't have a release date for either yet, but details about how the game utilizes the controller have finally surfaced.

The Mistborn fantasy series is getting a video game prequel. It's due out next fall for PC, Mac, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3.

Sweden-based Mojang continues to see success with Minecraft. Of the 25 million people that downloaded the game, 5 million have purchased it.

 It's been a long time coming for Terminal Reality's Kinect Star Wars. After debuting as a proof of concept video at E3 2010, the game is finally coming out next week.

The studio behind Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City said the critical reception of the game was polarizing.