Warner Bros. to publish first-person survival horror game from Techland; boasts day-night cycle, open-world; launching in 2014 for Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC.

$150 Collector's Edition includes money bag, snapback hat, blueprint map, artwork, and various in-game items and bonuses; all preorders receive access to pilot Atomic Blimp vehicle.

Ex-Valve employee, formerly of Team Fortress 2, also working on the Oculus Rift SDK.

EA technology officer also says the cloud is going to be an "integral" part of gaming in the future.

The Xbox One console will incorporate Skype video calling; service will utilise Kinect voice and camera.

Developers must get publishing deal from either Microsoft Game Studios or a third-party partner.

Activision studio confirms new instalment in shooter series coming to PS4; DLC to launch first on Xbox One.

Jess and Zorine adopt the remainder of their usual stream time to jump with fear and be hacked up by screaming lady demons (Jess did NOT do the voice acting for this role)

The Bureau: XCOM Declassified writer Erik Caponi re-enters The Matrix to talk about the Xbox One and the art of video game storytelling.

Deep Silver announces Season Pass for new first-person shooter that includes four add-ons for $15; first expansion out next month.

Arguments in legal battle between defunct Amalur developer and Rhode Island presented in court today; state claims it has "avalanche" of evidence against 38 Studios.

Xbox business head Don Mattrick says only 5 percent of consumers play past-gen games on new systems.

Rockstar Games' 2005 action game launching next week on PlayStation Network for $10.

New bundle includes full game and all DLC only on PlayStation Network for $64.

Microsoft confirms Xbox Live Arcade games from Xbox 360 won't work on next-generation platform.

Microsoft Game Studios VP Phil Spencer opens up on hot-button issues related to the just-announced next-generation platform.

More dogs, servers, dynamic maps, a tweaked controller, skinned knuckles, and much more from the Xbox One press conference.

In this Random Encounter, The Binding of Isaac makes Johnny swear. A lot.

As part of multiyear agreement, Microsoft gets rights to create "exclusive interactive experiences for Xbox One and Surface; branding will appear on-field during NFL games.