game news

Sony’s handheld leads weekly hardware rankings following the launch of a new Monster Hunter spin-off and hardware bundle.

Federal Court of Australia issues permanent injunction ruling that the modchip can’t be sold or imported into the country.

Stores located on Army and Air Force bases won’t sell EA’s upcoming shooter due to Taliban inclusion in the game.

Company making heavier investments in fewer products, and taking major steps in its online business, according to global online boss Andrew Wilson.

Hello Kitty spin-off of Capcom's popular RPG series debuts atop the weekly software chart.

Platform holder accuses modchip seller of copyright infringement, violations of the digital millennium copyright act and trademark infringement.

Release of the Team Bondi-developed project now expected “during the first half of calendar 2011”.

Publisher reports “significantly better-than-expected results” as Red Dead Redemption ships 6.9 million units.

Wireless internet beta launching this month, along with a series of discount promotions over Labor Day weekend.

Analyst Michael Pachter suggests Microsoft’s likely to introduce a new high end Xbox Live subscription option.

Mobile game multiplayer tech-maker's new service will also support real-time voice chat.

Company’s middleware and game development tools now include "full functionality” for new motion control technologies.

Platform holder says 3D movie support is coming to PS3 via a firmware update in October.

Cloud-based digital music service coming to Sony’s network-enabled devices.

Company lets an unspecified number of staff go; former employee suggests 85 have been cut from the Force Unleashed studio.

Epic president Mike Caps demonstrates Epic Citadel, an RPG that uses Unreal Engine, for iPhone.