Matthew Kato

Microsoft says Playdead's haunting XBLA title Limbo beat out famous competition and was by far the best-selling title in Xbox 360's Summer of Arcade.

MMO Shooter Global Agenda is mourning the loss of APB by cheapening the price of human life and its own game.

After years of legal wrangling, Konami and MTV Games/Harmonix parent company Viacom have put down their briefcases.

Representatives of the film, book, comic book, and TV industries got together and shouted their support of video games and the First Amendment.

Marvel vs. Capcom 3 keeps looking better and better. Spider-Man and Resident Evil's Wesker have been announced for the title.

Blizzard details the upcoming patch, which comes out on Tuesday.

Take a look at this clutch of new screens & a trailer for Konami's Castlevania: Lords of Shadow from Tokyo Game Show.

Is Homefront another in an increasing list of delayed THQ games?

The company is acknowledging some of the problems with the game.

Brothers Yun & Yang join the cast of the Japanese arcade version of Super Street Fighter IV, but will they be joining us as DLC?

Namco Bandai revealed a new Tekken Tag Tournament game at Tokyo Game Show. Take a look at the first trailer for the game..

Here's the newest trailer for Disney's Epic Mickey featuring a montage of gameplay highlights.

Will the game make it in time for the launch of the Nintendo 3DS?

Ghost Trick starts out with your character already dead. Who killed you?
To find out, you must posses objects and solve puzzles. Take a look at
this trailer from TGS 2010.

Here's the latest video goodness from Capcom's Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds, featuring the likes of Wolverine, Tron Bonne, and
more!

Capcom released the latest trailer for Okamiden at Tokyo Game Show, so
take a look at the beautifully painted action from a franchise you may
have missed on the PS2 or Wii.

Here's a quick look at the latest trailer for Capcom's XBLA and PSN title, Bionic Commando Rearmed 2 from Tokyo Game Show 2010.

The show hasn't actually begun, but companies like Sega and Electronic Arts are already rolling.