Deep down inside, you know you've always wanted to hack-and-slash your way through your subway ride.

Just when you thought Star Wars: the Old Republic was the only MMO you’d need from now on, this happens: A zombie MMO from the lead designer of WoW.

Blizzard's community manager has confirmed the development of Diablo III for consoles.

What better way to show off this new technology than to show it playing Formula 1? Oh, wait, I suck at these things. I don’t want people to laugh at me when I’m bad at the game... we’ll just use a pre-recorded video of the game and no one will be the wiser.

Could Lionhead be working on an MMO for the 360? According to the rumour mill: maybe.

An American game developer has been sentenced to death in Iran for spying and spreading propaganda through Kuma Games.

It might not be burning up the sales data offices (like really successful games do, insurance is the key), but the PlayStation Vita has sold 500,000 units.

You might be excited for an official way of using Kinect on your PC, that excitement will probably die down when you hear about the price.

Achievement Life isn't exactly going to replace the pride you have in some of those coveted achievements/trophies, but it may get you to go outside and that's an achievement in itself.

The announcement came during the company's CES keynote, which only briefly touched on the Vita's impending launch.

The details on the settlement between Interplay and Bethesda have been revealed, and it could be bad news for anyone hoping for a return to Fallout 1 and 2.

AT&T will offer a 250MB plan for $15 and a 2GB plan for $25.

Could a new domain be a sign that a sequel is on the way?

Great success!

The first screens from Firaxis' upcoming title are a beautiful glimpse at everything you'd expect from an XCOM title.

Despite the fact I've never seen a single second of gameplay from Operation Raccoon City, I still feel the need to buy it.

The third annual promotion will bring one high-profile exclusive a week to the Arcade.

The Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition is to be released in March and will contain all of the previously released DLC.

The chances of a PC release for From Software's brutally difficult action RPG are greatly improved as an internet campaign takes off in a big way.

The first animal mobs will be on the way, but crafting and a proper mining system won't be out for some time.

Is your rig beastly enough to explore the world of Amalur in style?