Blizzard will be holding both its Starcraft II and World of Warcraft tournaments at BlizzCon this year.

The designer of the Kingdom Hearts series confirmed the development of Kingdom Hearts 3 and future plans for the series.

Electronic Arts has confirmed the release of Burnout Crash in August for the PSN and XBLA.

If you've waited five years to play Oblivion, it might be time to pick up the Anniversary Edition which was just released today.

Blizzard intends to link together various communities in Starcraft II to bring players together.

This live action Half-Life fan-made film borrows and successfully executes a variety of techniques from the games.

The domain modernwarfare3.com now redirects to Battlefield 3. It is amusing.

The developer of Frozen Synapse says that Steam is essential to the success of indie titles.

Ken Levine says that Irrational Games has no plans for developing a Wii U title, and that the company is instead looking at the PS Vita.

Games analyst Michael Pachter believes that Modern Warfare 3 will outsell its predecessor.

Valve has pulled out all the stops in their latest official TF2 blog post, showing several animatic work-in-progress videos and going into pretty in-depth detail about making the brilliant promo.

Atlus releases a whole mess of trailers and screenshots of their upcoming SNK Playmore fighter, along with news that the console version of the game would be getting exclusive content.

Rain, the water-based (non-frozen) Ninja from Outworld, returns to the arena as the latest DLC character to drop for WB's Mortal Kombat 9.

The indie title Octodad 2 has just gone into development, and they need help from the public to make it happen.

Bungie bids its goodbyes as it departs from Microsoft to work on an all new franchise.

The developers of Tribes: Ascend explain why the game will be free to play.

One of the creators of Super Meat Boy!, Edmund McMillen, has announced that he is working on a roguelike.

Final Fantasy composer is working on two new games, in addition to Fantasy Life by Level-5.

The oddly named rhythm-based RPG for the Nintendo 3DS has been given some meat to put on its bones.

CCP's Dust 514 will come with an initial cover charge. It will not be free to play, at least at first.