Jeff Cork

Sony has confirmed that the game is slipping past its November 2 release date but that it's coming this holiday season.

The company will no longer release monthly hardware sales figures, and will only report unit sales for top-selling titles each month.

Look for three free tracks from Disturbed, Muse, and My Chemical Romance, and upcoming Rocky Horror and Soundgarden tracks in coming weeks.

You, too, can get that weird pink cat thing through Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver's Wi-Fi gifting functionality.

Visitors to TheMortalKombat.com
will be able to check out a variety of "kommunity" (ugh) features
including MKasts, discussion boards, and the all-important Kombat Chat.

The winning entrant wowed the judges with his display of spectacular flight skills.

Jeff, Reiner, and Phil band together to get an easy 1,000 points in Backyard Football '10, shoot the breeze, and prevent Dan from getting to the 100,000 gamerscore mark before Jeff.

The BioShock scribe says the game industry needs to look past Hollywood as it matures.

A military spokesman says that AAFES won't carry EA's upcoming shooter, even after the publisher removed Taliban references from the game's multiplayer.

Perhaps these videos of the game in action will ease the pain of learning about its delay.

Media Molecule's co-founder Alex Evans says the game's release was pushed back to 2011 because some users aren't connected online to get game patches.

The series' music catalog will hit that milestone next week  with tracks from Jimmy Hendrix's Are You Experienced album.

And the hits keep coming. This week’s releases include Castlevania:
Lords of Shadow, Def Jam Rapstar, Enslaved: Journey to the West, and a
few others. More importantly, however, the RoboCop trilogy is coming to
Blu-ray.

Here's a nice refresher of EA and Criterion's Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, for those who haven't been paying close attention to the game.

A pair of retailers list the release date of February 1, which is just months after Gearbox announced it was working on the long-delayed project.

The new venture, called Uvula, will focus on video games, music, and
design.

The HD versions were originally slated to be included as stripped-down versions included with the delayed NBA Elite 11.

Variety reports that Eric Eisner's L+E production company has optioned
the film rights to Eidos' game.

The Atari founder says that the iPhone, iPad, and Android are the future of gaming, and that DS will be the domain of children.