Need a statue of Wonder Woman lassoing Batman? The Injustice Collector’s Edition has that
Mortal Kombat developer NetherRealms is releasing a $99.99 Collector's Edition of its upcoming DC Comics fighting game.
Getting a Wii U on November 18? Here are the 23 games you can choose from
A score of new games should be ready for the new Nintendo console the day it comes out.
Kabam to make social and mobile games based on The Hobbit film
Kabam was virtually unknown a few years ago, but now it's making games that tie into Peter Jackson's upcoming film trilogy The Hobbit -- expected to be one of the most important movie properties of all time.
Add to your collection of classic game collections with Midway Arcade Origins
Join us for a look back at the history of Midway's classic arcade collections.
Steam lets you play in the streets of Gotham City Impostors for free
Now you can join the Bats and Jokerz of Gotham City Impostors at no cost on Steam.
Overall video game sales dive 20 percent in July, 3DS and NCAA Football 13 take top spots
The NPD Group just released its sales numbers for new physical retail and electronic distribution video game sales for the month of July 2012.
Papo & Yo and 10 other games that feature graffiti
Papo & Yo isn't the first game to feature graffiti, but its style and influences are uniquely Latin American.
Buffy Summers, eat your heart out: Juliet may be our generation’s Slayer
They’re blonde, beautiful, and hang out with the undead more than the living. But how similar are Lollipop Chainsaw’s Juliet Starling and TV’s Buffy Summers, and does one deserve the title of Slayer more than the other? Voice actress Tara Strong, Buffy enthusiast Lily Rothman, and writer James Gunn have the answers.
Lego Batman 2 tries to redefine the franchise but stumbles (review)
Lego Batman 2 is the first Lego title to implement voice acting and offer a massive open world for players to explore. But the transition to sandbox-style gameplay isn't an easy one for the caped crusader.
Even Scribblenauts’ creator is surprised by the things people make in his new game
Even Scribblenauts creator Jeremiah Slaczka of 5th Cell is surprised at some of the things fans have come up with while playing his game.