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ZeniMax Media, the parent company of id Software, has filed a Digital
Millennium Copyright Act complaint with Google requesting the removal
of all unauthorized Doom, Quake, and Wolfenstein games.

LittleBigPlanet fans will finally be able incorporate water into their levels thanks to the Pirates of the Caribbean Premium Level Kit. And that's not all...

In a recent interview with The Seattle Times, Red Octane founder Kai Huang touched on a few interesting points including the Kurt Cobain controversy, Project Natal, and more crazy music game types.

Only a week after confirming the closure of Pandemic Studios,
Electronic Arts is announcing that Mercs Inc is in development at EALA.

Nintendo of America vice president of corporate affairs, Denise
Kaigler, has resigned from the company after almost two years in the
position.

Starting with Assassin’s Creed II, Uplay will award players with in-game items in exchange for certain achievements and trophies.

Developer n-Space returns to the world of DS Call of Duty with Modern Warfare Mobilized.

According to The Gaming Liberty’s interview with the score composer of the original game, a follow up just may be in the works.

On October 30, Activision filed a trademark for Drum Hero that applies to “toys, hand-held games with liquid crystal displays" and more.

Touring in support of his new album with thenewno2, Dhani Harrison has let slip an interesting detail regarding the next Rock Band installment.

Even though Jack White’s other two bands The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs have already appeared on the Rock Band Store, his core musical outlet, The White Stripes, are finally making their debut.

Instead of waiting until just before release to reveal that Rage will not feature dedicated servers for multiplayer on PC, id Software is letting the cat out of the bag early.

The L.A. Times music blog is reporting that the band members of No Doubt are suing Activision because their character models are used to play other musicians songs in Band Hero.

Jonathan Blow’s critically acclaimed, time bending, platform puzzler Braid will be downloadable for PSN on November 12 in North America.