Don't shake it! Admire some impressive Etch A Sketch gaming art (gallery)
See Etch A Sketch versions of Mario, Link, Pikachu, and more.
Our gallery of New York Comic Con's often quirky, sometimes beautiful cosplay
See costumes featuring characters from The Legend of Zelda, Borderlands 2, Final Fantasy, Batman, and more from the New York Comic Con.
GamesBeat giveaways: PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale beta
We're giving away early access codes for the PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale public beta. If you want to start fighting before October 23, tell us who you're most excited to play when the game launches!
BioShock Infinite studio loses two more developers
An artificial-intelligence programmer and in-game combat designer have left Irrational Games to join Microsoft Game Studios five months before BioShock Infinite hits retail.
Dishonored lets you take sweet, sweet revenge (review)
Supernatural assassins do whatever they want. That's where action/stealth game Dishonored shines brightest ... but it doesn't quite pull off the perfect crime.
15 casting suggestions for video game movie adaptations
Films based on video games usually disappoint due to terrible casting choices. We provide a list of actors who are dead ringers for some of our favorite characters.
Heihachi and Toro announced for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
At EVO 2012, SuperBot Entertainment announced two new characters for their upcoming PlayStation-centric fighting game.
12 incredible Lego projects inspired by video games (gallery)
This gallery shows a dozen Lego models inspired by video games, which are a testament to the creativity of both the Lego and gaming communities, and a reminder of the versatility and power of the humble Lego brick.
8 things you didn’t know about the original BioShock
Did you know that BioShock once took place in an underwater Nazi base? Or that Atlas originally had a southern accent? Discover other interesting facts about the popular shooter inside.
What goes well with a new game? A free old game
In recent years, developers and publishers have offered alternatives to "cat helmets" and night-vision goggles by giving away full versions of older games with the purchase of new ones.