ROUNDTABLE’D! Game characters predict Super Bowl XLVII
Our all-knowing panel of completely unbiased game characters talk commercials, steroids, and Beyoncé's lip-syncing prowess as they predict the outcome of the big game!
Try to act surprised: Wall Street Journal says PlayStation 4 will release this year
Report from one of the industry's top financial media outlets says Sony will announce the PlayStation 4 this month and release later this year.
GamesBeat weekly roundup: Disney shuts down Junction Point, GTA V delayed
This week, Bethesda finally announces The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim expansions for the PlayStation 3, Disney shuts down Epic Mickey developer Junction Point Studios,...
Wonderful news: Resident Evil producer realizes he’s doing it wrong
Series producer Masachika Kawata reevaluates his stance on action-oriented Resident Evil games.
Killzone: Mercenary has a safe yet crass strategy to become the Vita’s top shooter
Killzone: Mercenary could be a standout portable shooter, assuming it doesn't trip up over a couple of questionable design choices.
Borderlands 2 cosplay + cover song = True Vault Hunter status
Too much awesome all at once, or just enough?
Required listening: Ni no Kuni, Anarchy Reigns, and an interview with Aliens: Colonial Marines composer Kevin Riepl
Required listening is a new monthly feature focusing on game soundtracks and the people who lovingly create them. For the first edition, we'll take a look at Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch, DmC: Devil May Cry, and Anarchy Reigns, as well as an in-depth interview with Aliens: Colonial Marines composer Kevin Riepl.
Splinter Cell’s creative director has the best Minecraft story ever
Splinter Cell creative director Maxime Beland plays Minecraft, but not like you do. His is a tale of friendship, woe, self-realization, and things on fire.
Tearaway is a digital love letter to physical paper (hands-on preview)
This charming platformer from LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule doesn't just look like it's made out of paper; it plays that way, too.
Calling all game developers: You need to play and learn from Antichamber (review)
Antichamber is one of the most exotically challenging and delightfully refreshing puzzle games ever developed. You don't want to miss it.