Mike Futter

Things are about to get better for Watch Dogs players, especially those on PC.

After a nearly six-month absence and a change in publishing rights, three Fallout games are available again.

More broken bones and wrecked bikes await, but through the pain lies victory.

The outspoken developer has harsh words for YouTube Let's Players. 

Minecraft on Xbox 360 is getting a host of new mash-up skins.

The Call of Duty Online team talks to us about the differences between Chinese and western gamers.

Visceral is giving you some extra reasons to join the Hardline open beta.

Battlefield Hardline has become a collaboration between DICE and Visceral.

The Vita is in a state of transition from standalone device to companion.

Video Games: The Movie stars some people who make games and a lot of people who talk about them.

Zen and Marvel are teaming up to bring Deadpool (and chimichangas) to pinball fans.

Microsoft has corrected incorrect information we were provided at E3.

Activision bets big on a small number of franchises, and we spoke with Eric Hirshberg about how the company makes the hard choices.

Capcom's shareholders have voted down a takeover-defense plan.

Microsoft took a few steps forward, but E3 saw new communication stumbles.

Not sure which platform to play Destiny on? Sony is luring you in with loot.

E3 is over, but the excitement still lingers.

This month's NPD report shows a strong uptick for the industry. 

Update: Ono is not leaving Capcom, just the Vancouver studio.