The DeanBeat: What to expect at E3
Expectations are mixed for the video game event of the year, the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) conference taking place in Los Angeles next week....
Warner Bros. confirms LEGO: Lord of the Rings video game (preview)
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is formally confirming today that it is making LEGO: Lord of the Rings, a video game that brings together LEGO...
Just what kind of game is Star Wars: 1313?
LucasArts has taken the wraps off a new game dubbed Star Wars: 1313. The cryptic title is a “third-person cinematic action adventure game” and...
Hitman Absolution lets you perform hits in giant crowds (hands-on preview)
Hitman Absolution is shaping up to be one of the most interesting stealth games of the year. Square Enix showed it off recently and...
Konami Pre-E3 2012 event: More Castlevania and Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
Konami's pre-E3 video revealed their line-up for the 2012 Electronic Enterntainment Expo in Los Angeles, including a sequel to Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and new details for Metal Gear Solid: Revengeance.
Tomb Raider trailer shows how Lara Croft feels sorry for shooting you (video)
E3 is just around the corner and that means it’s time for another eye-popping Tomb Raider trailer. In the video, you can see the...
We have your E3 2012 rumors right here
The Internet can get a little cluttered the week before E3, but the good news is that we've compiled a list of some of the biggest rumors for your convenience.
Microsoft says it has sold 67M Xbox 360s, 19M Kinects, and generated $56B in game revenues
Microsoft said today that it has generated more than $56 billion at retail from its game business, and it has sold 67 million Xbox...
Metro Last Light fights shooter fatigue with deeper single player (hands-on preview)
Metro Last Light, the upcoming sequel to shooter game Metro 2033, is a creepy story-driven amalgam of several different game types. That might make...
Square Enix’s Mike Fischer says Activision was “crazy” to abandon True Crime: Hong Kong (interview)
GamesBeat's Dean Takahashi sits down with Mike Fischer, head of North American operations for Square Enix, who says that Activision was crazy to let True Crime: Hong Kong go. Square Enix is publishing that game as Sleeping Dogs