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The rap game Def Jam Rapstar didn't exactly burn up the music game scene and now it's making headlines for a wholly more negative reason.

While Microsoft allegedly protects their own propriety data quite readily, credit card info is easily available - even on formatted hard drives.

Without 3DS dev kits, the Kid Icarus team was forced to create a prototype of the game on Wii and PC, then port across to 3DS later.

Another in a series of fan protests over a publisher promising things they never deliver on.

A well-loved handheld gets a retro-revival on the 3DS in Europe.

The source code for the original Prince of Persia has just been unearthed by a fan of Jordan Mechner's.

Kickstarter attributes Double Fine's success with the program in their increase in business.

Watch it and weep. It's "off da railz."

With the launch of Star Trek Online in two new languages, Cryptic has launched a double XP weekend for players.

Ubisoft is going to be using the cloud to store future game states over lots of devices.

In the Sims games you can do almost whatever you please. Chaos or Order, it's your choice.

Project Titan, Blizzard's next big MMO, is currently being playtested.

Thatgamecompany's Kellee Santiago has left the company to work on something new.

Despite reports to the contrary, Vanillaware's Dragon's Crown has not been cancelled.

A developer at CD Projekt RED has spoken out on the subject of RPGs.

Fez finally gets a release date after half a decade in development.

As The Witcher 2 for the Xbox 360 has gone gold, its developer says it plans to announce something big next month.

A Kickstarter fund has begun for a new Sherlock Holmes game.

The Japanese PSN may have been struck with malicious ads.

A new report suggests that the PS4 lacks backwards compatibility and will have aggressive measures against used games.

Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford talks about Aliens: Colonial Marines.

Unreal Engine is being used to produce video games that train FBI Agents and other U.S. agencies.

The new SimCity will not support mods upon its release next year.

Atlus has halved the price of most of their games for the PSP.