UPDATE: APB studio sheds 185 positions as part of bankruptcy administration; online shooter to remain operational, receive updates. Twenty-three staff since rehired for MyWorld.
British terrestrial broadcaster outlines plans to bring free, ad-funded catch-up service to PS3.
Xbox 360 ad should not have used FMV footage from PS3 version, says UK advertising body, which rules the "misleading" ad should not be shown again.
Next installment in Ubisoft's long-running fantasy RPG franchise retreats 400 years; Warhammer: Mark of Chaos studio Black Hole Entertainment.
Kane & Lynch 2: Dog Days developer Io Interactive unveils three downloadable content packs, on sale two weeks after launch.
We inspect THQ's newly unveiled graphics tablet Wii peripheral.
The Road to Rule is paved with important choices, streamlined gameplay, and refined visuals.
Redemption's first paid-for DLC pack adds nine multiplayer maps, eight characters, and the deadly tomahawk.
Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty is nearly with us. Check out the Collector's Edition box set, lovingly unboxed in our video.
We re-enlist with the High Altitude Warfare eXperimental squadron in this air combat sequel--now with takeoffs and landings.
Mafia II's classy presentation and lavish period detail promise good times for 1940s gangster wannabes.
Bizarre Creations' action driving game, based on "an original and topical" Bond story, acquits itself well in a fast-paced first look.
Develop 2010: Rocksteady's David Hego bemoans detective vision, discusses uncanny valley, gameplay decisions, and how its future game will use more of "augmented reality."
Develop 2010: Over 460,000 words and more than 80 actors make up the dialogue and cast says Georg Backer, Lionhead audio associate producer.
Develop 2010: Greg Zeschuk uses keynote speech to discuss studio's creative culture; suggests its games are made better by "press feedback."
We go hands-on with Headstrong's family-friendly take on Tolkien's trilogy.
If you've got chills and they're multiplying, Grease: The Game is probably the one that you want.
We relax at E3 with the "zen energy" activity in Your Shape: Fitness Evolved, the first from Ubisoft's fitness franchise exclusively for Kinect.
We take Ubisoft's Kinect-powered sports collection for a spin.
We get a closer look at the Child of Eden demo with which Tetsuya Mizuguchi revealed this Rez-like "synesthesia shooter."
We take amnesiac ghost Sissel back in time to save a doomed girl, armed only with donuts and poltergeist powers.
We talk to Telltale Games design director Dave Grossman about the studio's just-announced Jurassic Park and Back to the Future games.
Publisher plans to overhaul its flagship basketball franchise with NBA Elite 11, due for release in October.
Top-selling Red Dead Redemption holds its ground and UFC 2010: Undisputed debuts at two, but Blur fails to break the UK top 10 in its first week.
Publisher follows EA model with THQ Partners, offers worldwide publishing and distribution services to outside studios.
Google rated top "most trusted, liked, and respected" company worldwide by consulting firm Reputation Institute, with the Japanese electronics giant taking second place.
With a God of War writer and a veteran animator at the helm, beat-'em-up Shank fuses brutal side-scrolling action with a stylish cartoony aesthetic.
We sample Star Wars: The Old Republic's bounty hunter class and the game's first announced playable alien race, the Rattataki.
With five new worlds to explore, story-driven Overlord is Mass Effect 2's "biggest downloadable content pack yet."
Darkspawn Chronicles turns the story of Dragon Age: Origins on its head, having you play as the eponymous bad guys in "a world without a hero," says lead designer Rob ...
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