Updates

If only life were like a video game...with massive amounts of cheats to use.

The online servers for Demon's Souls will not be going offline as previously announced.

Max Payne 3 will take full advantage of all the hardware capabilities on the PC.

Three retailers are offering three different sets of preorder merchandise for Halo 4.

Sony has filed for a patent which allows them to interrupt your game with an ad.

Minecraft continues to sell like hotcakes.

Jay Wilson explains why banner decorations were cut from Diablo III.

Players of Diablo III have noticed that elite monsters and champions often provide more challenging battles compared to act bosses. Blizzard explains why that is.

The "Because We May" deal has developers dropping prices across Steam, iOS and other platforms, just because they can.

You can expect more morsels of Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance footage between now and E3.

Rumours that something Grand Theft Auto was coming on May 24th turned out to be, unsurprisingly, false.

Invitations to see an unannounced LucasArts game have been sent out.

There are rumblings that Sony will bring cloud gaming to the PS3 after E3.

The producer of Resident Evil 6 wasn't ready to share information on whether Jill and Claire will make it into the next game, but he was happy to tease, tease, tease.

One fan has calculated how many players on average are in each The Old Republic server.

Indie Game: The Movie at first came off as nothing but attention-seeking garbage.

A new trailer of Sleeping Dogs shows off the game's core features.

A new video of Dead or Alive 5 reveals two characters in its roster.

TGS 2012 has started its promotions with the release of a new poster.

Persona 4 gets a proper announcement trailer.

A report suggests that Ubisoft has a surprise game lined up at E3.

You can now kill people while on horseback in Skyrim.

Blizzard has announced that the first big patch for Diablo III will come out next week.

Rhode Island taxpayers may end up footing a $90M bill.