Jeff Cork

Double XP? Ha! Triple? Don't make us laugh! How about getting 21 times the XP in Gears 2 from now until July 5?

A recent commercial got me thinking (again) about how games are typically presented on TV.

Viz Media announced that it's bringing 2009's Professor Layton and the Eternal Diva our way.

The studio says that while it isn't abandoning LittleBigPlanet, it's looking beyond the world of Sackboy for Media Molecule's next adventure.

Microsoft is moving the content from the Games for Windows Marketplace over to Xbox.com starting July 11.

CEO Randy Pitchford says the studio had the gaming rights to the influential film, but that turning it into a game would have been prohibitively expensive.

The proposed legislation would make it a crime to stream copyrighted
material, which could include YouTube videos of game footage and live
gameplay feeds.

We examine video pinball, from the days of square balls to the present.

Nintendo has announced the prizes for its customer loyalty program, which are available to platinum and gold members.

The Halo creators have announced the initiative, which will allow small studios to access Bungie's technical know-how and community expertise.

The Square Enix shooter may be canceled, but a blast of screens show off what the game looked like before its demise.

Iwata and Miyamoto sit down to talk about Ocarina of time, revealing loads of development false starts and oddities.

The Australian Classification Board has a listing for Ubisoft's mysterious game, which has been delayed several times over the years.

Ubisoft and GameStop are offering a special motorcycle and beam katana for players who preorder the No More Heroes PS3 remake.

PC and Mac players can download and play through the winning user-designed levels and see how they measure up.

David Maisel, the former executive producer in charge of Marvel Studios' film production, has jumped ship to Rovio, where he'll work on adapting the popular games to the noninteractive screen.

If you're in the market for slaying some zombies or dropping a few
pounds off your carcass, this is your week.

The downloadable content, originally slated for a June release, wears its sci-fi influences on its robosleeves.