Tim Turi

OnLive has been busy securing a large slice of
financial support from some very interested investors.

What's coming out this week? We've combed the upcoming releases so you don't have to! This week sees zombies and digital gaming on the "go."

First Person Shooters are different these days. We've taken a close look at modern shooters and what genres they're copulating with.

Retro fever has hit the video game industry hard. Why are developers revisiting these dust-caked classics? Better yet, why are we buying?

Mike Capps, President of Epic Games, gave a keynote speech at the show
about adapting the Gears of War franchise for global consumption. He also talks about the new Tokyo office.

While there are no announced plans to turn them into actual Natal
games, project director Kudo Tsunoda used Space Invaders and Katamari
Damacy as tech demos for the new peripheral's capabilities.

To many gamers, the PSPgo seems like an extremely bold move from Sony –
a hearty push toward an all-digital future. Then again, maybe they’re
not pushing all that powerfully.

Not much has been revealed about the plot or multiplayer of Dead Rising 2 up to this point, but that’s about to change. Prepare yourself for a big dose of reality.

With their upcoming upgrade to the PSPgo, the first
digital-download-only version of their handheld, Sony still has a lot
of burning questions to answer for curious gamers. How will those of us
with large UMD collections get our games onto the system?

Sony has a plan for current PSP owners looking to make the leap to the digital-only PSPgo.

A very interesting post appeared in the Alpha Protocol forums from Obsidian marketing manager Matthew Rorie.

Gearbox apparently didn't get the memo about all the cool kids pushing
their games back to 2010, because they've delayed the PC version of
Borderlands a meager week.

Developer Turbine has experience in the genre thanks to the Lord of the
Rings Online games, and they're planning on bringing a new MMORPG to
gamers' living rooms in 2011.

Sony believes the key to the success of digital-only devices is hinged on consumers being educated about digital distribution.

Blizzard has just released patch 3.2.2, a small update to the game,
which comes with the single major addition of a totally revamped Onyxia
fight.

How long can console manufacturers plan to profit from dramatic price cuts? A Microsoft executive weights in on the matter.

A very important document surfaces...

Today Capcom teases that they have a secret in store for fans of the blue and cyan wonder. Hit the jump to find out what they had in store for fans eager to celebrate the birthday bash.

The caped crusader's latest caper is a hit, with critics throwing around terms like “jaw-dropping” and “game of the year." Oh yeah, it sold really well, too.

Fans of absurdly long titles are sure to be pleased this expansion's announcement.