Phil Kollar

At an event in Japan today, Square Enix finally fully revealed Dragon
Quest X, a game they originally announced for the Wii years ago.

terested in tying
hardcore games to lighter Facebook fare.

We've heard plenty of buzz about PlayStation-certified Android phones
being released, but did you know that Sony also has a couple of tablets
coming out with similar certification? Sony has confirmed that Tablet S
and Tablet P are coming out this year.

Tiny publisher Majesco has already struck it big with Microsoft's Kinect
courtesy of its licensed Zumba Fitness game. Now the publisher is
giving the motion controller another shot, this time with a video game
version of popular board game Twister.

ly awesome.

The weekend is among us! Game Informer staffers share their weekend
gaming plans. You should do the same in the comments section!

Ex: Human Revolution.

While loot whores around the world wait for Diablo III, indie dev Runic
Games is moving forward with a very friendly price for its upcoming
hack-n-slash sequel, Torchlight II.

Following this week's controversy about GameStop removing OnLive
coupons from PC retail copies of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the
corporation's CEO has released a statement and offered goodies to
consumers affected by the misstep.

Going free-to-play earlier this year
was a wise move for MMO shooter Global Agenda. Now the legions of new
players who have tried it out will be able to enjoy a giant free
expansion launching this fall.

that the code
has been removed.

Microsoft may not be ready to match the awesome PS3 price cut introduced last week, but it has created an absurdly nice five-game bundle for new 360 purchasers...in Canada, at least.

Longtime Apple CEO and face of the popular company Steve Jobs has resigned today, accepting a new position as a chairman.