Jeff Cork

In what seems to be a new part of our daily routine, here's a new trailer for Battlefield: Bad Company 2.

One of the games revealed at today's Nintendo’s press summit was Disney Interactive’s whodunit, Disney Guilty Party.

Is it great? Nope. Is it worth $20? It is if you're willing to let a few major annoyances slide.

Have you and your closest bro already saved the world? Looking for more stuff to do with your best bud? Never fear, Army of Two fans—EA Montreal has revealed the first details for Army of Two: The 40th Day’s DLC, Chapters of Deceit.

Zynga’s Brian Reynolds focused his DICE presentation on social gaming,
which was clearly a topic on the minds of many this year.

Activision Blizzard’s always outspoken CEO, Bobby Kotick, took the stage
at DICE and used his time to talk about the early days of his
involvement with the company.

During his DICE presentation, Ken Doroshow, the Electronic Software
Association’s senior vice president and general counsel, took the
opportunity to talk about some of the legal challenges facing some of
the gaming industry.

Jessie Schell, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University, started off
today's DICE schedule by talking about the importance of social media in
the gaming landscape.

In our latest issue, we pull back the curtain on Rockstar Games’ dark crime saga, L.A. Noire.

Bethesda has given the next Fallout installment a rough release date and topped it off with a tantalizing teaser clip.