Updates

Harmonix are looking to start a new sort of music game for next-gen consoles and motion controllers, oh my.

Amazon have put up pages for the 360 and PS3 versions of a game called Family Guy: Back to the Multiverse. Of course, the games are yet to be formally announced.

Despite an "accidental" reveal, Activision have taken a step back from the idea of there being a Wii version of Black Ops II in development.

Anyone with doubts that the Call of Duty series could continue to grow may want to hold onto their betting money; Black Ops II is already showing signs of growth over past titles.

Get the Skyrim collector's edition cheaper!

Mineventures...err Yogventures has some new additions to it.

It's the motherfucking Batman Steam sale!

Company of Heroes 2 is an evolution of the first game rather than a revolution.

New York City looks nothing at all like it used to.

Why can't I hold all these feelings?

Get ready to fight the future in Ghost Recon: Future Soldier.

Rockstar's release of a new video showcases Max Payne 3's Gang Wars multiplayer mode.

Company of Heroes 2 is apparently in development, and we just found out about it.

Dungeons of Dredmor is set to receive modding support.

Notch: EA is ruining games.

A new studio based in Toronto is set to develop new videogame franchises.

Classes come to Worms Revolution in four forms.

There are a lot of people that think the Vita is too expensive, but Toyota and Sony have come up with a deal that might just benefit those holding out for a better deal.

Neogaf detectives have discovered what could potentially be references to Yorda, Ico's funny-talking sidekick, in screens from The Paul Gale Network. What could it mean?

Dragon's Dogma is shaping up to be pretty sweet.

New screenshots of the now-old geezer have arrived.

Another day, another Kickstarter.

Those are big words.

Free Radical co-founder Steve Ellis thinks shooters are in an odd predicament.