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Canadian indie game developer David S. Gallant created a game a few months ago that illustrated the drudgery of his day job. A valid and novel way to express oneself, right? His employer, unfortunately, disagreed.
Atari's US arm is trying to break off from its France-based parent company, Atari SA. It's filed for bankruptcy and is selling all its assets.
President Obama gave a speech today that focusing on his plan to reduce gun violence.
A Missouri lawmaker wants there to be a 1% sales tax for violent video games.
MLB 13: The Show has collected all of the votes and a winner has been named. So who will grace the cover of the game?
Surprising no one, especially those with children who can't get enough of the toys and games, the Skylanders franchise has surpassed $500 million in U.S. retail sales. In other news, water is wet!
Southington, Connecticut, the town that was planning to run a program in which people could turn in their violent media in return for gift certificates, only to destroy the media later, has decided to cancel their plans.
Capcom's Remember Me gets a new trailer today, showing off some of the gameplay.
The town of Southington, Connecticut is holding a drive to collect violent media, rewarding those who turn in their wares with gift certificates. The fate of the discs? Snapped and burned!
If you were affected by the Xbox Live service issues last week, you'll be glad to know that Microsoft is doing you a solid by giving you a month of Xbox Live Gold for free!
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