Hot on the heels of recent Xbox Live price hikes, industry analyst Michael Pachter has predicted that Microsoft will soon roll out a $100 "premium" subscription plan.
Thanks to Dark Horse Comics, we are giving members of The Escapist a chance to win a copy of Mass Effect: Redemption.
Iran is producing videogames so "the young generation" can learn about the "crimes" of "the Zionist regime."
A "tasteless and incomprehensible" anti-mosque videogame put together by a far-right political party in Austria has caused an uproar and led an opposing party to call for an investigation into "incitement."
Capcom's Keiji Inafune has high hopes for Dead Rising 2, but isn't letting himself become overconfident.
Fire up the rumor mill! 3D Realms co-founder George Broussard may have tweeted a hint that could possibly indicate that Duke Nukem Forever might actually be done!
The wooden army is ready to attack and the Kingdom of Hyleria is out of time.
This week, we discuss an upcoming Supreme Court case and what it could mean for the future of video games.
Japanese games often have very distinctive looks, but it's a mistake to think that they're deliberately trying to emulate other races.
Rhode Island's $75 million loan guarantee to 38 Studios is starting to look shaky thanks to state general treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Frank Caprio, who expressed some support for the deal in past weeks but now says it's a bad idea for taxpayers.
Whether friend, or foe, Batman won't be alone in the follow up to Arkham Asylum.
Would you enjoy a perma-death hardcore mode in MMOs?
Samus returns with an extra M. Does it stand for "marvelous" or just "meh"?
A shift in focus has resulted in a number of LucasArts staff being shown the door.
After a sexual predator bypassed some parents' precautions to make Xbox Live safe for their child, Microsoft wants you to know all the available options you have.
Rap superstar Snoop Dogg is joining forces with Norton to stop cybercrime once and for all.
Kinect's voice recognition technology will be limited to five regions until next year.
Blizzard says Diablo III is of "similar" size to Diablo II, but with most of its predecessor's nagging issues fixed.
RedLynx is making a move to the Wii with a game much cuter than Trials HD.
