Matt Helgeson

Microsoft has tapped Ari Mark, AMC's former programming director, to develop "unscripted" content for Xbox Entertainment Studios.

2K Games has released a fourth patch for its troubled NBA 2K14. It addresses issues with the MyGM and MyCareer modes, among others.

On this week's episode, we talk about Double Fine's long-awaited Kickstarted adventure Broken Age, discuss the current YouTube controversy, and play Back of the Box Trivia.

A movie news site is reporting that the powerhouse animation house Pixar will be developing a Star Wars film for parent company Disney.

Nintendo recently lowered forecasts for 3DS sales, and outspoken analyst Michael Pachter offered his take.

Valve's top man says he's willing to do an "Ask Me Anything" session on Reddit to help raise money for the Seattle Children's Hospital.

According to a report, Microsoft is infusing its mobile Bing app with
voice functionality - and Halo's fictional AI hottie Cortana has been
cast in the starring role. In short, Cortana will being going
head-to-head with Apple's Siri.

HBO's CEO Richard Plepler has good news for PlayStation owners. The
network's popular television streaming service is coming to both of
Sony's current home consoles.

Our year-end picks are out in the wild, and now we're ready to have a freewheeling discussion about which game made the cut, and which games didn't.

It's been years since I've been seriously engaged with a racing game, but for some reason Forza 5 has its hooks in me.

A company tried to sue Nintendo for supposedly infringing on its patents with the Wii Fit. It lost, and now Nintendo has acquired those patents.

The annual industry convention D.I.C.E. usually features a who's who of video game designers giving presentations on a number of topics. Today, some new speakers, including Mega Man and creator Keiji Inafune, were added to the list of presentations.

In a new BBC report, a Valve designer says that the company is close to releasing new VR software development tools.

The annual Consumer Electronics Show is taking place this week, and it brought with it some big announcements from the likes of Sony and Valve. Also, we got ourselves a shiny new PC editor.

Sony's taking a new approach to backwards compatibility with PlayStation Now, a new streaming gaming service that will allow you to play titles from past generations of PlayStation on a variety of devices.