Phil Kollar

EA Sports has just announced that it will be sponsoring a series of premier events for the upcoming snowboarding documentary, The Art of Flight.

I talked with legendary creator Eiji Aonuma for our October cover story, and I couldn't help but ask him a little bit about what he has
planned for after Skyward Sword.

Today I read a beautiful blog post by games journalist Harold Goldberg that includes a fascinating look into
how September 11 affected Rockstar co-founder Sam Houser just as he was
preparing to release Grand Theft Auto III.

It's only been about six months since the release of Pokémon Black and
White, but true Pokémaniacs may not have to
wait much longer to find out what's next for the series.

What if you took the best parts of Mario -- mushrooms, goombas, saving
the princess -- mixed it with the emotional gravity of Braid and then
transformed it into a small indie drama of a movie? Here's your answer.

If you're a big fan of Minecraft, developer Mojang has just given you
yet another reason to try to make it to MineCon, the Minecraft-centric
convention that will begin on November 18 in Las Vegas.

Less than a year after joining the Shadows of the Damned developer, Yasuhiro Wada and Yoshiro Kimura have left the company.

If you're as excited as I am for Dark Souls, From Software's upcoming
spiritual successor to Demon's Souls, then I've got a weekend treat for
you.

If you're still playing Double Fine's recent solid but flawed
downloadable title Trenched, prepare for a changing. Beginning with the
game's European release later this month, Double Fine will change its
title to The Iron Brigade via a small update.

EA hasn't been shy about its push to dominate the social gaming space.
It looks like all that effort is paying off, as they now have some
impressive numbers to back them up.

film, Conan the Barbarian.

Back at E3 2011, I was rather excited
to go hands on with the Wii U, Nintendo's HD successor to the Wii.
Unfortunately, a new rumor suggests that developers may not having as
much fun with it.

You can right now.

The Replay crew plays one of the series' strangest entries.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 won't be out until December in Japan and January in
North America, but a new website domain registration suggests that
publisher Square Enix may already be thinking about the next sequel in
line.