6 awkward moments from the E3 press briefings (videos)
It's hard to report the news when your eyes refuse to look at the event you're covering.
E3 2012: Halo 4 to release free Spartan Ops episodic mission packs.
The story of Halo 4 won't be over when you finish that fight. Taking place six months later, the four-player co-op Spartan Ops missions will drop five new missions every week as part of an animated episodic series...for free.
Final Fantasy XIV brings new gameplay and western sensibilities to venerable franchise
You've never seen Final Fantasy like this before.
The 5 different games you’ll be playing in Dishonored (preview)
I’m certainly not the first to say that Dishonored is a blatant amalgamation of other games. Though publisher Bethesda Softworks (Rogue Warrior, The Elder...
Nintendo’s Wii U: Safe on first, weak on third-party
Nintendo wants you to think their new Wii U console presents "unique" gameplay opportunities, but at their 2012 E3 conference, they barely even touched "original," and the fresh blood they needed from third-party developers felt very thin indeed.
Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition coming to Steam with additional content
Dark Souls will finally make it to PCs and will have extra content, but gamers might not be thrilled with how much of a direct port it is.
Transformers developer using past critiques to fuel change (video interview)
Developer High Moon Studios is hoping to make a more-engaging game with Transformers: Fall of Cybertron by addressing the critical feedback they received on the previous installment in the series.
The Amazing Spider-Man relies on his mobile phone’s GPS (hands-on preview)
The Amazing Spider-Man apparently needs to reference the global-positioning satellite feature on his mobile phone to navigate New York. This interesting spin on the in-game minimap can greatly help players...even if it is a little silly.
Ni No Kuni gets an official launch date and new enemy reveal
Namco revealed Ni No Kuni's official launch date as well as a new enemy in the game.
Dragon Ball Z Kinect lets you fight like Saiyan in the privacy of your living room
Dragon Ball Z Kinect lets you beat up virtual baddies in your living room the same way characters do in the long-running anime series. Endless grunting and screaming is optional, however.