Updates

The LA Times are reportedly claiming that numerous ideas were thrown around before Bioware settled with making a Star Wars-based MMO.

It seems a certain blue blur has sped to the top spot, with fan favourite Sonic CD outselling all its competition in December 2011

Julian Gollop hasn't written off the remake yet, but he's worried Firaxis will play it safe.

"Surviving the situation is all she can cope with right now."

Minecraft XBLA might be the first game to enjoy a more liberal certification process for game patches, and will hopefully not be the last.

A tech firm has done a full teardown on the handheld and counted up the cost of its parts.

This isn't exactly news to anybody who's been waiting almost a month for the game on PS3 in Europe, but Trine 2 has now been OFFICIALLY delayed.

There's a severe lack of original games on the 360, something that is more than a little bit annoying for people who chose to support Microsoft. Why is that? Basically: "because it's difficult."

The trade association, which represents 34 video game publishers and developers, has finally ended support for the contentious bill.

As social media becomes the norm and graphics on iPhones become almost as good as home consoles, Paradox's boss doubts the need for more than one new generation of consoles

Dynasty Warriors/Samurai Warriors crossover series Warriors Orochi 3 will see release in both the US and EU territories, a very pleasant surprise.

After watching this, you'll desperately wish the game was coming out stateside.

Looks like Nintendo will be reworking or rebranding some part of its online service soon.

The Old Republic may have been costly for EA, but two top analysts feel the recent drop in the company's stock price is unjustified.

A few new character names and the tease of a new enemy are all we get for now.

The new tropical biome is already available in the weekly Snapshot, with unique "jungle animals" on the way.

Activision and Robomodo's HD-remix will be out this summer for

Both SOPA and PIPA bills have been shelved following widespread protests on the Internet.

If you know any Doctor Who fans (or are one,) you’ll know all too well that we are horrendously patient people. So forgive us, if you will, for getting just a little bit excited over a single screenshot.

Intel is introducing what they call the Performance Tuning Plan, which in plain English means ‘overclocking insurance.’

According to Mac Walters, lead series writer for the games, Shepard will be taking a quick trip to Mars and things happen. Lots of things happen.

Remember how horrifically excited I was about the special Metal Gear Solid 3DS: Snake Eater console? Well I’ve stopped crying to bring you the bad news - looks like they’re going to be near impossible to get.

You know how in the Matrix they can download any skills from Karate to Origami? It looks like we might be looking at that technology one day. For real.

Even after six years, Microsoft's console is still selling like hotcakes.