Updates

Accomplished developer leaves former social gaming giant in good terms, while the company remains in flux.

Take a look at what Nintendo has to offer this week.

The developers behind Beyond expect to make some truly spectacular-looking games on PS4.

Mark Rubin points out COD's fanbase is a different category all its own.

The PS4 and its games cost a heavy sum in Brazil.

Amazon will honor all Watch Dogs PS4 bundles, the retailer has announced.

Negative fan feedback prompted Eidos Montreal to remove the XP system.

Albert Penello ends speculation on their offer of cloud services once and for all.

Treasure surprises gaming industry with sudden interest in Steam, gets Ikaruga approved in short order.

The DLC originally exclusive to pre-orders of Payday 2 is now available for purchase.

Could another next-gen title be delayed as well? Rumors and speculation believe so.

If you're really bad at XCOM, Firaxis adds a fix that will help make winning easier for you.

The Long Dark successfully meets its funding goal with more than enough pledges

Slicker than an oilspill, this mock-up of the Xbox One boot-up screen looks pretty neat.

PlayStation 4 games are now available for pre-order on PSN and SEN

Contrast opens pre-orders with a new Jazz inspired trailer.

The Witness is described as the biggest and most intricate world ever built for a puzzle game.

Ubisoft's stock prices have taken a true beating, thanks to the delay of Watch Dogs.

Shooting your weapon seems to work differently in GTA 5 than it does in Max Payne 3, and the difference is for the worse.

The option to be identified using players' real names won't be available at launch.

The newspaper appears to have been fooled by marketing for Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Force Feedback wheels available for players at the launch of Forza Motorsport 5.

Spanish forum posts pictures that may concern fans who preordered the console

Both companies clarify what Mantle will and will not be doing next gen, killing speculation. Or at least it should be.