Matthew Kato

Nintendo owners can now watch Netflix on their Wiis without the use of a stupid disc.

PSN is giving free rentals of Bram Stoker's Dracula and more in the run up to Halloween.

Artist and designer Jeff Preston calls the disgruntled EA Louse blogger a coward for yesterday's anonymous rant.

A couple extra Xs and Ss are going to cost WWE fans $10. Oh, and there's DLC included, too.

A disgruntled, anonymous BioWare Mythic employee vents about Warhammer Online and more. And don't miss David Jaffe's two cents on the matter!

Harmonix has announced some Doors DLC to celebrate the launch of the game, but not all of the songs will utilize the new pro guitar/bass parts.

Check out this latest GoldenEye 007 Wii trailer featuring some classic Bond villains, including everyone's favorite shin-kicking hottie, Rosa Klebb.

Japanese social game company DeNA is buying iPhone developer Ngmoco for $400 million.

One of the Spielberg/EA games has been canceled, but their partnership will reportedly carry on.

When you're famous, people come out of the woodwork to have you endorse all kinds of stuff.

Disney has named two co-leaders for its Interactive group, and no, it's not taking Walt Disney's brain out of cryo-freeze and cutting it in half.

Industry analysts weigh in on the newly announced Panasonic Jungle, and some dub it a "a non-starter" already.

A court judge throws out Tim Langdell's latest attempt to corner the market on anything using the word "Edge."

Sonic 4's October 12th release date is almost upon us, and Sonic has put
out this new trailer showing the blue blur racing through some familiar
elements in a new zone.

If you had one guess as to which console was selling the most in Japan right now, what would it be?

Where's the line between a developer sticking up for their game and harassing reviewers for not reviewing it "properly"?

New screens and a trailer for Capcom's Super Street Fighter IV 3DS also bring new info on the game.

Tecmo Koei is bringing DOA Dimensions to the Nintendo 3DS, and this initial trailer for the game pulls no punches.[Excerpt]

Sony has cut the price of both the PS3 and PSP versions of United Front Games' ModNation Racers, with the PSP price being cut in half.

Gene Hoffman, CEO and chairman of online billing company Vindicia, says the California video game case could have drastic consequences to the "freemium" online gaming model.