Volition design director Jameson Durall reckons the idea of next-generation consoles banning pre-owned games is "fantastic."

Fifth-grader Clara Lazen has achieved two major results by rearranging the atoms used in nitroglycerin: a unique new molecule, and making the rest of us feel rather dumb in the process.

George Lucas says he didn't change a thing - Greedo, not Han Solo, always shot first, you just didn't notice.

The British House of Lords has refused to grant a posthumous pardon to legendary cryptanalyst and mathematician, Alan Turing.

Minecraft creator Markus "Notch" Persson wants to get together with Tim Schafer and "make Psychonauts 2 happen."

If you're hoping to transfer your collection of UMD-based PSP games to your shiny, new PlayStation Vita, then you're fresh out of luck.

The man behind Grim Fandango and Psychonauts put up a little Kickstarter project yesterday.

Blizzard and Valve are going to court over DOTA.

Ubisoft and Heavy Rain developer Quantic Dream consider a move to Canada if the ban is upheld.

The first 1,000 customers to visit a Hooter's branch in Tokyo will receive a limited edition Hello Kitty pin.

A piece of Aperture Science comes to the world of Tamriel.

Long-running manga Bleach and Neon Genesis Evangelion are finally winding up.

Sony's finally released the first (real) trailer for The Amazing Spider-Man, and fans will definitely enjoy the fact that it features a lot more Spidey.

BitTorrent search engine BTJunkie has "voluntarily" shut itself down in order to avoid potential legal action by U.S. authorities.

The Skyim Creation Kit is finally here, along with a gorgeous new high-resolution texture pack that will make your PC weep.