Shocking just about everyone with an announcement out of nowhere, Nvidia has revealed Project Shield at this year's CES, a new Android handheld.
A new development video from Visceral gives the skinny on how Kinect commands will work for the Xbox 360 version of Dead Space 3.
Sony is reportedly pulling out all the stops in an effort to maintain its ground in the battle for living room domination with Microsoft and Nintendo, and could be readying its own broadband streaming television service for 2013.
In the wake of the Newtown tragedy, another neighboring Connecticut town is advocating its population to collect and destroy violent video games, DVDs, and CDs.
A new patent from Sony could allow the company to prevent previously owned games from being played on new consoles.
The latest trailer for Gearbox Software's Aliens: Colonial Marines brings some familiar faces back into the fight.
During an era of music game over indulgence, Activision was planning on releasing Sing Hero, a karaoke version of the popular (but overcrowded), Hero series.
Ubisoft has been blinded by the bright lights of Hollywood, and now has its sights set on making movies based on the Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon franchise.
EA's and Criterion's Wii U version of Need for Speed: Most Wanted still doesn't have a release date here in North America, but the publisher has released a few details about what to expect when the game does arrive.
The rumors are true. Tomb Raider will include a multiplayer component, but it won't be developed by Crystal Dynamics.
Square Enix has released a bevvy of new Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13 screenshots showing off just how different this sequel will be from its predecessors.
After having his game pulled from Steam due to controversy surrounding the contents of the actual game, The War Z creator Sergey Titov has written an open apology letter.
