Updates

Capcom gives first glimpse of the upcoming Resident Evil HD pack, Resident Evil: Revival Selection

Fireburst has a new trailer showing off multiplayer.

New DLC has been launched today for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow

New Game Town, Joyplay, and Kooky Panda are receiving funds and marketing support to launch HTML5 titles on MocoSpace Games Platform

Alienware M11x R3 Laptop leaked specs reveal preliminary details, still no word on GPU

Futuremark has announced its plans to release PCMark 7 for the Windows 7 platform.

Next generation Nvidia GPUs to be revealed tomorrow, March 24

Hardcore Nintendo fan already in-line for the 3DS launch on March 27

Resident Evil: Code Veronica Director's Cut and Resident Evil 4 HD remakes in the works for the Xbox 360 and PS3

A Japanese gamer continued to play his game of Call of Duty even as the earthquake shook the earth beneath his feet.

Tricia Helfer to return as EDI, the ship's artificial intelligence, in Mass Effect 3

Valve might soon be extending a branch to mobile platforms like the iOS and Android with Steam.

Apple is sueing Amazon.com

L.A. Noire will not be getting a Special Edition release, much to the dismay of fans everywhere.

A newly released trailer for Trine 2 shows off the gameplay of all three of the game's classes.

Sony Ericsson's going all out with their advertising for their new Xperia Play phone.

ew details about the upcoming FPS surface, revealing that the game may have more in common with other games than its predecessor.

The tumbleblog Superannuation discovered a number of domain registrations relating to Fiv5, and LinkedIn profiles of Quantic Dream employees mentioning the name.

ColorWare paints consumer electronics.

It seems the new MacBook Pro 2011 may have hardware fault.

Thor: The Video Game releases May 3, 2011 on the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, 3DS and DS

Duke Nukem unveils new gameplay modes, one of which will undoubtedly disgust a good number of players.

WGX shows the future of PC gaming in this leaked WGX Internal video presentation

Japan's Level-5 Studio has opened a North American office to work on games designed specifically for a western audience.