Mass Effect 2 is looking great so far. Its newly-revealed box art, on the other hand, isn't.
South Australia Attorney General Michael Atkinson has reaffirmed his stance against an R18+ videogame rating in the country, saying in a letter written to a constituent that parents cannot prevent their children from playing adult videogames in the home.
The agoraphobic PS3 owner who sued Sony because he was banned from the PlayStation Network has launched two new lawsuits, this time against Microsoft and Nintendo.
New Moon, the sequel to the vampire teen romance movie Twilight, has had a record breaking opening.
Russian versions of Modern Warfare 2 have been recalled from stores across the country thanks to political and gamer outrage over the game's infamous "airport scene."
Two intensely weird Pringles ads are floating around in which the guy from Silent Hill gets either a sexy dance from Lara Croft or a one-way ticket to Cooking Mama, depending on which chip he eats.
Xbox 360 owners may stop fictional criminals in Crackdown, but the PS3 is being used to stop actual crime - by helping FBI agents crack passwords on computers used by child pornographers.
A Danish support group for victims of domestic violence has released Hit the Bitch, a Flash game that teaches people about the evils of beating the crap out of women by letting them beat the crap out of women.
U.K. leaders from Islam, Christianity and Judaism all claim that the violence in Modern Warfare 2 went too far.
To hell with zombies - World War II would have been so much more awesome if Hitler had brought back the freakin' dinosaurs.
A website has sprung up for Mass: We Pray, a new game that lets families "go to church every day without leaving their home," and it's surely - I mean, it just has to be - a hoax.
Predictably, the fact that a French boy played World of WarCraft is the only story that matters, even though he did not go through with the planned attack on his school.
After a day of fast-flying rumors, it's been confirmed that Electronic Arts is pulling the plug on Pandemic Studios, laying off roughly 200 employees including the president and CEO.
The script-writer of Modern Warfare 2 says that the airport mission was needed to push the game to the next level.
Gearbox Software boss Randy Pitchford is at it again, this time saying that Crytek and id are "risking failure" by developing games requiring highly advanced, cutting-edge hardware instead of focusing squarely on the current generation.