The newest iteration of the franchise to have exclusive features on the handheld.

There’s a man in Osaka who doesn’t play by anyone’s rules but his own, and he doesn’t care what you think, man. He only cares about two things - the open road, and kids who’re still playing PSPs.

You really have to try it out.

Some of you may have heard talk of a hacking scandal involving retailer GAME. Well, GAME has spoken up about the rumors, and they’re denying there’s anything awry at all.

Are you an environment artist? Are you looking for a job? Would you like to work for Rockstar and develop for next gen consoles? Good news - Rockstar is hiring.

Angry Brides, an Angry Birds rip-off in name only, allows players to throw several styles of shoe at prospective greedy grooms who are expecting dowries.

Max Payne 3 has been delayed yet again.

Discover how the Runestones affect the Demon Hunter's powerful Grenade attacks.

Turn the Monk's Exploding Palm attack into a force to be reckoned with.

Firebrand, who is some kind of paper craft wizard, has constructed Marcus Fenix’s famous pistol using just paper, glue, some foam stuffing for support, some LEDs and a lot of patience.

Penny Arcade thinks gaming news needs to be fixed. Josh Harmon disagrees.

Atari, Ubisoft, and Codemasters are getting real mad at pirates, and they aren't handling it very well.

Big numbers for LittleBigPlanet

Ubisoft's notoriously terrible DRM has an even worse feature: it'll break if you try to swap out a piece of hardware in your computer.

Denying any fault, the company has claimed that the vulnerability is an "industry wide issue."

Dead Island will see the release of the Ryder White DLC campaign that adds all new missions to the game.

It's not much to go on, but at least it's something.

According to the report, the new model is already in production and features a HD screen and LTE support.

Max Payne 3 comes in a choice of two bonus packs for anyone who preorders the game.

Half Life 3 is yet to be released at all, but what about Half Life 4? According to a post by Sappy, a Steam forums user, Return to Ravenholm could have been just that.

FPS multiplayer matches are not a clown car - you can only really fit so many people in one before it becomes sluggish and slow. MuchDifferent, however, plans to change this by taking 1000 gamers and jamming them into one single match of Man vs Machine at the same time.

Instead of spending their blackout time like I am (drinking beer and holding my own Farscape marathon,) these courageous indie developers will be using their time constructively to create games that protest SOPA.

“Send us money, or ... else?”