Updates

Coming late next month, an ultimate edition of Homefront will be released containing all the DLC for the game.

If you've somehow missed all the news about the PlayStation Vita, you'll be surprised to know it officially launches today.

Konami has let the comic relief monkey out of the bag by posting a set of job listings for a new Metal Gear.

Steampunk fits right into the world of TF2. Here's one nice accessory that might make it into the game.

You'll be able to buy a digital copy of Mass Effect 3 on PlayStation 3 on the day it's released, just expect to pay over the odds for the honour.

A strategy-based third person Call of Duty; ah, what the world would have been like if Modern Warfare had bombed.

It took long enough to come to the platform, but when it finally did, the Alan Wake developers were blown away.

The Persona-based fighter is set to hit both major consoles this year.

The boss of BioWare posts his open support for Dragon Age 2 writer Jennifer Hepler.

Ironclad has announced a new multiplayer RTS called Sins of a Dark Age.

Rayman Origins hits Sony's new mobile platform with a new video.

Pick up the demo for Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations and beat people up today.

The Starhawk open beta is now playable on the PlayStation Network.

The enhanced version of The Witcher 2 gets a hot new trailer.

We're giving away tons of codes for Back to Karkand!

BioWare has put out the extended version of their CGI trailer, containing additional scenes of destruction.

Will he pull the trigger?

Spec Ops: The Line dated for release on June 26 in the US and June 29 everywhere else.

Naughty Dog has remade a good number of maps from Uncharted 2 for Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception.

The young heroes get their own game.

One of the best selling paid apps on iTunes this week has been Pokemon Yellow, sans any pesky involvement from anybody actually involved in the original game.

It's Gabe Newell like you've never seen before.

The Nintendo 3DS sells 5 million units in under a year in Japan alone.

Capcom explains why all the PC versions of their games are released later than the console versions.