Updates

As with almost any major online launch, some failly major problems are stopping some people from playing Twisted Metal.

Thanks to a rule in Sony's release guidelines, a game without English-language voice work can't be released on Blu-ray disk.

You may already have games for the PlayStation Vita and not know it, how cool is that?

Join in the fun on Steam this weekend, as Modern Warfare 3's online component is opened up to the masses.

Proof, at last, that the people of the internet can't take a joke, semi or otherwise.

The large-scale PvP mode will allow for massive battles between entire servers.

While the developer is no fan of piracy, it cares more about "entertaining as many people as possible."

Microsoft's next-gen console gets a bit of Latin flavor.

Is it still a tropical paradise if everyone's shooting at you?

A job listing indicates that the studio's next game will include a robust online component.

Rockstar gives us a heaping dose of sun-drenched noir and one unforgettable shirt.

Owners of LA Noire on the PC can now experience improved graphics thanks to DX11 support.

You can set foot on your Journey this time next month.

The suggestion to create Planescape 2 leads the pack with Obsidian's open call for suggestions.

Firaxis has just announced a full-fledged expansion pack for Civilization V, titled Gods and Kings.

The Infinity Engine is now ripe for cross-platform development.

Scott Rohde, Sony's senior vice president of Worldwide Studios, responds to the claim.

Minecraft is heading to the world of building blocks.

The believed that a small percentage of would experience it, hoping for a quick post-release fix.

You'll have to brave an anime convention to see it, however.

Someone has let a Grand Theft Auto shaped cat out of the bag, then used a big stick to force it back in.

Valve's successful Steam service in pictures.

Namco Bandai has announced that Ni No Kuni will be available with both Japanese and English voice tracks.

Rockstars touches on its DLC plans.