game news

PSP's range of downloadable, bite-sized games reportedly set to be playable on PS3 "before Christmas".

Decision driven by the game’s inclusion of “explicit decapitation and dismemberment". [Update: Rebellion disappointed, but says it won't release a "sanitised" version]

California-based publisher reveals plans to open new studio in Québec.

New study reveals a decline in teen usage of video games.

Take-Two pushes back the release of Max Payne 3 to its fourth quarter of fiscal 2010.

Retail conditions prove more difficult than expected, says Chairman Strauss Zelnick.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour publisher says sponsorship deal unaffected by recent events.

Publisher bills the service as a new way to purchase and save when buying EA Sports titles.

Microsoft brings digital download portal to PC that aims to take advantage of the Live service's capabilities.

John Riccitiello believes the Medal Of Honor and Battlefield franchises can help EA claim the leadership position in the FPS market.

Sony’s original PlayStation launched 15 years ago today and went on to sell over 100 million units.

Former Kuju executive plans to reverse the traditional business model by allowing developers to keep their own IP.

SCEE London Studios' karaoke series continues to be Sony’s most successful social franchise.

Studio cuts the majority of its staff and suspends internal development, but says that Edge Of Twilight has not been cancelled.

Console becomes the fastest selling in UK history as it reaches milestone in under three years.

Germaine Gioia rejoins THQ after spending the last three years at Capcom Entertainment.