Jeff Cork

A fan has recreated some of the characters from Mass Effect 2 through
Rock Band’s character editor, with some pretty slick results.

Sony wants everyone to know they've got news coming the day after the VGAs, but that's all they're saying.

Donkey Kong is reimagined as the towering ape that inspired Miyamoto in a fantastic painting.

Giant Bomb is reporting that a trusted source has said that a new installment of the arcade football game is in development at EA.

You'll never, ever guess what game took the top slot.

We got in touch with the game’s lead designer, Josh Atkins, to get his take on the changes that players encountered in Fable III.

Tracy Tubera has created a sweet Mario/Street Fighter mashup and prints of the concept are also available.

Pac-Man is the first video-game character to appear in the parade in its 122 year history.

Microsoft's peripheral hits the traditionally weak Japanese market, and it doesn't look as though it's made much of an impact, either.

The i-dong uses technology similar to PlayStation’s Move in a Kinect-like form factor.

The latest look at Mortal Kombat shows off Sub-Zero's moves and combos.

Square Enix has released a new trailer for Deus Ex: Human Evolution, which shows loads of new in-game footage.

Blaster Master’s tank, Sophia the Third, can sticks to walls and fire homing missiles.

The clip for the newly released Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions highlights old-school meets new-school gameplay.

A casually tossed grenade creates one of the most memorable--and hilarious--multiplayer kills we've seen in a while.

The company’s CEO says the effects from used-game sales could be mitigated by selling short games with more of a focus on post-launch DLC.

The company says it's on track to meet its goal of 5 million units sold before the end of 2010.

The addition of the latest combatants means we now know the identities of 28 of the game's fighters.

The Understone Quest Pack adds three new quests, brand new items, and more.

A series of videos from user okreylos shows how Microsoft’s peripheral can create objects in a 3D space.