Matt Bertz

We rate the feasibility of the long list of rumors surrounding Sony's next console.

When Gabe Newell, Warren Spector, Randy Pitchford, and other industry luminaries discuss hot button topics facing the game industry, it's wise to listen.

Journey took home the top honors at the annual D.I.C.E. awards show, and several other trophies as well.

Disney may have closed the 57-year-old developer's Junction Point studio, but he still has the burning desire to create games.

Ouya CEO Julia Uhrman confirmed the Double Fine adventure game code named "Reds" is coming to the new Android platform.

Do you want a world-class slugger, ace pitcher, or a gold glover on the cover of Sony's next baseball game? Now is your time to choose. 

How will the video game industry change in 2013? We pull out the crystal ball to prognosticate.

Telltale CEO Dan Connors reveals The Walking Dead game revenues and discusses the prospect of carrying game saves over to the second season. 

If you had to pick a home for Darksiders, Saints Row, and the rest of THQ's game library, where would it be?

Previous reports claiming that Del Toro had already lined up a new publisher for his survival horror game proved premature. 

Join us for our annual celebration of the year's most memorable, entertaining, and frustrating game glitches.

One game dominates our individual category awards. Can you guess which one?

Which sports games earned our praise this year? Read on to find out.

Capcom Europe chief operating officer David Reeves is stepping down to pursue other opportunities in "non-competing industries."

We play off 2012 with a collection of our favorite songs of the year. One-hundred-percent "Call Me Maybe" free!

You've read our Top 50 Games of 2012 feature. You've seen our videos discussing the candidates for best game of the year. Now, check out my personal list of triumphs and failures from the past year.

After two map packs catering to different fan groups, DICE returns to the middle ground.