After Plants vs. Zombies has been out on PC for over a year, the Jackson estate finally got around to threatening developer PopCap over the "dancing zombie" and the character has been replaced in the latest update to the iPhone edition of the game.

This puzzle interpretation of the classic Castlevania: Symphony of the
Night just came out on iPhone and iPod touch. But is it worth your five
bucks? Game Informer goes hands-on to find out.

Make your terrible avatar look more like a Dragon Age character with downloadable armor and helmets.

The mission has Shepard teaming up with an old friend to take down a mysterious enemy.

This latest batch of screenshots for prove that
there are still plenty of horrifying monsters left roaming the halls of
Dracula's castle. You'll need friends to take these creatures down.

Update: Cross referencing  the "Q4" release date of Big Thrills
against the level design winner announcements on November 15 leads one
to conclude that the Trials HD expansion will hit sometime between
November 15th and December 31st this year.

Hands-on with the Trace Route minigame and additional details on the downloadable title.

You can get your hands on the 2D brawler next month. Also, check out a sketch of me holding a bloody knife in the game's art style.

The prelude to Dead Space 2 was shown at EA's press conference today.
It'll be coming this fall for Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network.

The Ubisoft downloadable title will be out to XBLA fans sooner rather than later.

If you've been holding out for missing sequences 12 and 13 in AC II, now
is the time to buy. Both of these add-on levels are available for three
bucks each on Xbox Live this week. You could also save money on
some Avatar crap, too.

PopCap is finally laying down the hard details about
PvZ XBLA -- including a retail release.

Motion-controlled fighting and body dismemberment arrives on WiiWare.

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.