Updates

Nexon plans to release an online FPS called Shadow Company.

The song of the Dragonborn has never been this epic.

The second part of the Shogun 2 reveal explores the game's new setting.

Other than a post on the EU PlayStation blog's Twitter account that says we'll be getting PlayStation 1 classics on Vita soon, we've had very little information about when the feature will be patched in. Shuhei Yoshida explains why.

Shuhei Yoshida explains why we need to either buy a full priced digital PSP title or go without.

Disappointed that Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories doesn't run on your Vita? Actually, it does.

In a very interesting move, Killzone 3's multiplayer component will be available to all from next week.

Christopher Gooche has to change his Gamertag because somebody might be offended by his second name.

Sadly, it looks like the infamous Medal of Honor beard has been replaced with generic stubble.

The old classic Jet Set Radio has resurfaced on today's modern consoles.

Demiurge Studios' Shoot Many Robots will hit both PSN and XBL next month.

Blizzard's Project Titan reportedly embracing free-to-play model.

Max Payne 3 on the PC looks better than its console counterparts.

A retailer has started taking preorders for God of War IV, which has yet to be officially announced.

Uncharted 3 gets a new patch that adds support for a new DLC and some technical fixes.

The Japanese version of Persona 4: The Golden will come in a deluxe edition.

Grasshopper Manufacture's upcoming shoot-em-up is slated for a March release.

Sony's marketing team has set up a thing where gamers can hang out with Playboy models.

Michael Gartenberg, a tech analyst, completely misses the point.

The multiplayer modes for Kid Icarus: Uprising have been revealed by Nintendo.

Actually, that's not entirely true. What they want is advertising, but they've picked an odd way to go about it.

In the wake of the community's threat to boycott Battlefield 3, DICE has released patch notes assuring players that it is hard at work on the game.

A group of Battlefield players are refusing to play for a whole day after what they call neglect on behalf of the publisher/developers.

It may go without saying, but Sony are working on a follow-up to the PlayStation 3, at least according to former AMD employees.