This week's downloadable game offerings are enumerated, priced, and detailed...now with videos!

A new update for Microsoft's Game Room is now available, which will
eventually feature 15 new games...well, 15 old games, technically. Here
are the first five, available right now.

A new iPhone app lets you turn the most tedious of life's tasks into a role-playing adventure.

Sony’s bite-size gaming service – PlayStation Minis – hit a milestone one million downloads today.

Hello Games, the four-person development team behind the awesome PSN
title Joe Danger, recently explained their choice of going with Sony
versus Microsoft.

Turns out we'll only have one month to play around with Microsoft's new Xbox Live Arcade browsing app.

A look at the trophies for Mafia II might give away the content for the game's PS3-exclusive DLC.

Destination Arcade's launch has been pushed back one
week in order to correspond with Summer of Arcade.

Will we see Borderlands DLC like The Secret Armory of General Knoxx a part of a GOTY edition?

Rockstar announced four new DLC packs for Red Dead Redemption...and zombies!

The talk of the classic arcade franchise hitting other consoles gathers steam.

The downloadable title under development by Visceral Games and Sumo Digital will hit PS3, Xbox 360, and PC this fall.

LucasArts' adventure classic is remade for XBLA and PSN, and Ignition delivers multiplayer shooting on the cheap.

Release dates announced for Microsoft's Summer of Arcade XBLA promotion

What if I told you Microsoft is going to make it easier for you to find
games your friends like, games that match what you like, and deals on
games you might like?

Take a look at some new shots and details for Konami's upcoming 2D Castlevania title for XBLA.

If you’re still downloading, Activision has more goodness for you from Queen, Avenge Sevenfold, Disturbed, and Shinedown.