Matt Bertz

Which sport simulation had what it takes to become our Sports Game of the Year? Click to find out.

The self-admitted troublemaker chronicles his tumultuous experience working on Red Dead Redemption.

On the eve of its release, Electronic Arts and DICE dropped a new
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Vietnam trailer to whet your appetite.

Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg is well aware of gamers' ire toward the publishing giant,
comparing it to the backlash Sony received during the PlayStation 3
launch.

This time, we take a look at Treyarch's impressive Call of Duty: Black Ops.

EA announced the first details about the
highly anticipated finale to the trilogy on its seldom visited EA Store
website.

Can Homefront compete for mindshare in the highly competitive multiplayer shooter arena? Kaos Studios lays out its battle plan.

PC gaming is far more technologically advanced than its fixed hardware
console competitors, but the current economic climate is preventing
developers from taking advantage of it according to Crytek founder Cevet
Yerli.

The former Criterion and Codemasters designer joins the campaign to create yet another World War II shooter.

Xbox 360 owners may be able to abandon pricey cable providers like
Comcast if Microsoft can wrangle enough support for its new subscription
service.

Why use weapons of mass destruction like nuclear warheads when you can
use weapons of mass distraction like game consoles? That's the theory
proposed by famous novelist Salman Rushdie in an interview with Big
Think.

We look back at the year's most memorable, entertaining, and frustrating game glitches.

In preparation for its highly anticipated Vietnam expansion and VIP Map
Pack 7, DICE is cleaning up some lingering issues under the hood of its
successful multiplayer shooter.

If you've got $2,700 set aside for the holidays, you can amaze your loved one with this ostentatious declaration of game fandom.

A new survey finds that publishers like Ubisoft are better off making
games like Assassin's Creed than they are chasing mobile and social
gaming revenues.

Now comes the hard part – building a blockbuster game in the wake of its talent exodus.