Jim Reilly

Capcom confirmed this morning the PlayStation Vita version of Street
Fighter X Tekken is coming late this year, missing the March release of
the console versions.

CD Projekt RED announced the Witcher franchise sold 1.5 million copies last year.

The Last of Us and Uncharted developer Naughty Dog is currently not working on any PlayStation Vita titles.

Apple has removed all three games from the App store. If you ended up
buying on of them, you can request a refund through your Purchase
History.

We talked with Skyrim director Todd Howard about the game's success, where the
series might go, and all those nasty bugs they had to iron out.

The makers of Half Life and Team Fortress are opening to the idea of creating more than just software experiences.

According to a report from Japanese newspaper Nikkei, Nintendo will release a version of Seaman for the 3DS.

In less than two weeks, Double Fine has already raised more than $2 million to fund its old-school adventure game.

Though it's been out for only 48 hours, the PC version of Alan Wake has
already recouped development and marketing costs for Remedy.

Electronic Arts promises a new game announcement from the Sim City developer early next month.

The God of War Collection remains the best-selling HD remaster to date.

The developer behind The Witcher series is setting its sights on 2014 and 2015 for release of its next-generation games.

Square Enix sent over some new screenshots of Sleeping Dogs, the game formally known as True Crime: Hong Kong.

Available April 3 in North America, Bethesda will release a new double
pack containing both Fallout 3 and The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion.

According to French website Gameblog.fr, Amazon France recently
published then removed a product listing for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2.

One of the most played games in the world is headed to space. Rovio will launch Angry Brirds Space on March 22.

Epic Games unveiled the fourth piece of downloadable content for Gears of War 3.

The Coca-Cola Company today elected Bobby Kotick as a Director of the
company. Kotick will still assume his role as Activsion CEO.

The developer behind Borderlands and Brothers in Arms hasn't always been
working on original properties.

Electronic Arts seems to be getting a little carried away with the whole space thing.