Adaptation of Peter Jackson's films now available for 3DS, DS, and PS Vita; coming to consoles and PC next month; Lord of the Rings Online available for Mac this week. Full Story

Lord of the Rings Online studio brings on Elder Scrolls, Kingdoms of Amalur designer as director of design; former NetherRealm, Zynga, and Petroglyph devs round out "key hires." Full Story

Turbine's latest expansion to free-to-play MMORPG brings new locations, increased level cap, and mounted combat. Full Story

Hollywood Reporter says New Line Cinema is making headway on a film adaptation for Midway's arcade monster game. Full Story

Digital-only expansion to newly free-to-play MMORPG Lord of the Rings Online best-selling expansion to date; new territories added, level cap raised to 75. Full Story

GDC Europe 2011: Freelance designer Ernest Adams talks about problems with today's online titles and how they can be addressed. Full Story

Producer of Transformers, Doom big-screen adaptations snaps up the rights to Taito arcade classic, begins hunt for a writer. Full Story

Inimitably influential hits like Pac-Man, Doom, Prince of Persia, Populous, Pitfall to receive postmortems at Game Developers Conference 2011 courtesy of original devs, including Will Wright, Peter Molyneux, Mark Cerny, and more. Full Story

Turbine's free-to-play MMORPG receiving third expansion next year; level cap upped to 70, new territories added, monster play expanded in digital-only release. Full Story

Comic Book Legal Defense Fund files "friend of the court" briefs in Supreme Court case, citing possible effect on all media; film, recording, press support also expected. Full Story

Controller pack-in reigns supreme on console as Nintendo releases separate top 10 US sales lists for first, third party games; Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit take silver and bronze. Full Story

Publisher creates new executive position to oversee online and downloadable endeavors, names Turbine, Rocksteady, Midway acquisition lead to post. Full Story

Namco Bandai will debut new console, mobile, and arcade titles featuring the spherical pellet-muncher; ex-Marvel CEO Avi Arad to unveil mystery project. Full Story

GDC 2010: Gears of War maker shows off the ever-expanding reach of its game tech, which now extends to the iPhone and Palm Pre; Realtime Worlds' Dave Jones gives a demo of his studio's upcoming massively multiplayer online action game. Full Story

Publisher trims This Is Vegas, F.E.A.R., Death Tank dev houses by 25 employees as a result of move to share resources between Seattle studios. Full Story

Publisher grabs license from Midway bankruptcy, confirms DS, PSP installments of Impact; Two Worlds 2 set for spring; publisher's sales double, turns a profit. Full Story

New handheld's debut accompanied by first PSP Minis, debuts of PixelJunk Monsters, Thexder Neo, sales on Puzzle Quest, Prinny, and more; full list and price breakdown inside. Full Story

GDC Austin 2009: Dungeons & Dragons Online developer recaps challenges of bringing popular PC genre to the living room, why PS3 should be the lead SKU. Full Story

Eidos' comic-book action-adventure game committed to X360, PS3; Square Enix's Final Fantasy 3D fighter hits PSP, with Professor Layton rolling onto DS and Metroid Prime Trilogy for Wii. Full Story

[UPDATE] Final Midway developer scooped up by WWE and UFC publisher; deal does not include TNA Impact! license; UK, French offices bought for €1 ($1.42) Full Story

Sixty employees at publisher's offices laid off, but 100-plus Mortal Kombat dev team rehired by Warner Bros.; $69 million to $76 million in assets and development costs written off. Full Story

Series creator Ed Boon laments apparent death of downloadable characters for crossover fighter, releases teaser of what could have been. Full Story

Mortal Kombat maker cleared to emerge from bankruptcy thanks to $33 million acquisition offer. Full Story

Fighting franchise creator's Twitter says newest installment leaves superheroes behind in favor of "sick" fatalities. Full Story

Media giant offers to buy assets of bankrupt publisher, including Mortal Kombat and Wheelman; deal would not cover TNA license, San Diego and Newcastle studios. Full Story

Bankruptcy court approves incentive plan that sees key employees reap reduced bonuses, but company first needs to survive or sell for at least $30 million. Full Story

Variety says Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors and the United States Trustee call bankruptcy milestone payouts "outrageous." Full Story

Screen Digest research finds online gaming market rose 22 percent last year in NA, Europe; World of Warcraft leads top 10 list in terms of spending. Full Story

Former majority shareholder Sumner Redstone and ex-chairwoman Shari Redstone court-ordered to answer questions about $100,000 mystery buyout. Full Story

Chicago-based publisher's employee-incentive plan lists selling off flagship fighting IP as "milestone"; reps downplay option as "just one possible scenario." Full Story

Faced with $240 million debt deadline, the once-mighty Mortal Kombat maker files for Chapter 11 protection; Mortal Kombat vs. DC shipments near 2 million. Full Story

Midway gets much-needed cash injection from brisk sales of its PS3/360 fighting series-comic book crossover; next MK game already in development. Full Story

Mortal Kombat publisher receives slight reprieve on $150 million in outstanding credit; new deadline set for February 12. Full Story

Mortal Kombat and Wheelman publisher to lay off 25 percent of workforce, close Austin studio, cease development on multiple unannounced titles. Full Story

SEC filing says Mortal Kombat publisher has 50 days to pay off $150 million in debt; default could trigger subsequent $90 million repayment; company's assets total only $167.5 million. Full Story

MK vs. DC Universe, Shaun White Snowboarding, Lips, Tomb Raider Underworld, NFS Undercover, Rabbids TV Party, New Xbox Experience all launch this week. Full Story

Ratings board now including paragraph write-ups detailing possible objectionable content, including some spoilers. Full Story

Midway's crossover fighter goes gold; Superman and Sonya prepare to throw down on November 16. Full Story

Gears of War maker VP Mark Rein shoots down speculation of publisher-developer rift, reveals "major expansion" for shooter en route; worldwide sales now top 1 million. Full Story

Midway's first all-new Mortal Kombat installment on the Xbox 360 and PS3 throws down against comic foes next month. Full Story

Lord of the Rings Online developer's CEO talks about collision of virtual worlds and social networking; Mines of Moria expansion dated for Nov. 18. Full Story

BioWare's Sega-mascot-centric DS RPG and Konami's PS3, Xbox 360, and PC horror survival frightener top the week's release slate; video feature inside. Full Story

EA's fantasy MMOG part of busy week at retail that includes Rock Band 2, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, Pure, Crysis Warhead, and more. Full Story

Rare's family-friendly Viva Pinata series returns this week down under. Full Story

Citing need to "optimize product development resources," cash-strapped publisher shuts down mystery project, pink-slips 90-130 staffers; two new IPs still in the works. Full Story

TNA Wrestling studio's operations to be merged with publisher's San Diego development house; majority of employees offered transfers. Full Story

Midway's Sin City sim won't make original release date; publisher says it needs the extra time to make it a must-have title. Full Story

Epic Games fragfest makes its belated arrival on Microsoft's console July 7 with new split-screen play, maps, and characters. Full Story

Time Warner and GGV Capital lead equity financing of Lord of the Rings Online developer. Full Story

British publisher in pole position for the 2009 Formula One season with exclusive deal to develop F1-licensed titles. Full Story

Niche gaming rules the week, as headliners join SE's The World Ends With You; Battle of the Bands jams on Wii, NBA Ballers slams 360, PS3. Full Story

Midway's TNA Wrestling game will spend a few more months in development before stepping into the retail ring. Full Story

Midway working on a komic book krossover for gory fighting franchise; game won't carry M for Mature rating. Full Story

Two employees get promotions and are the "key to profitability," according to the still-leaderless Stranglehold publisher. Full Story

April 1 scares away most publishers, as Nippon Ichi's turn-based RPG for the PS2 is the week's sole retail console release. Full Story

Following flaccid fiscal-year results, publisher parts with David Zucker after five-year run; SVP Matthew Booty named interim chief. Full Story

Publisher's fourth-quarter and full-year financial results show growing losses on shrinking sales. Full Story

Next installment in Midway's NBA Ballers arcade b-ball title landing on Xbox 360 and PS3 in two months. Full Story

M-m-m-m-monster kill! Full Story

The world of Ivalice Alliance comes to the Nintendo DS. Full Story

The legendary book of records' compilation of game factoids is due out next month; GameSpot samples some of its interesting informational tidbits. Full Story

Publisher's finance chief Thomas Powell leaves to explore new opportunities; Austin studio receives "minor concentration" of terminations. Full Story

Headliners join PS3 shooter trifecta Orange Box, Unreal Tournament 3, and BlackSite: Area 51; Arkadian Heroes, GripShift hit 360, Pokemon Snap, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Baseball Stars 2 on Wii VC. Full Story

Midway's semiannual street b-ball series pumping sneakers for current-gen debut on the Xbox 360 and PS3 in spring 2008. Full Story

The industry takes a breather this week, as headliners join Boogie on the DS, Puzzle Quest on the Wii, and Asteroids on XBLA. Full Story

Danish soundtrack producer and writer talks about creating intense and epic tracks for Ubisoft's latest, as well as Eidos' violent shooter Kane & Lynch. Full Story

Two of the biggest games of the year come down under. Full Story

[UPDATE] SCEA's near-100-game holiday roster lists console edition of shooter; Midway says to expect game in '08, but developer says it may still arrive in time. Full Story

Midway's modern-day sci-fi shooter to hit Microsoft-powered platforms November 12; PS3 version still slated for December. Full Story

Epic Games' far-future battle royal shipped to manufacturers for release on PCs November 19; PS3 version to "follow soon." Full Story

Epic's shooter wins top honors at 25th annual UK gaming awards ceremony; Nintendo named publisher of the year. Full Story

Studio behind massively multiplayer Lord of the Rings and Dungeons & Dragons games gets a new-look management staff. Full Story

Microsoft unleashes 2007's top 360 title alongside Company of Heroes expansion; sixth Settlers game joins five PS3 games and three Wii VC titles. Full Story

Juiced 2, Warriors Orochi, Blazing Angels 2, PC Stranglehold, and PS3 Stuntman Ignition also head to stores this week. Full Story

Content packs for Phil Harrison's favorite racer and Ninja Gaiden Sigma pop up on Sony's online service; Stranglehold, NBA Live 08 demo'd. Full Story

Midway's oft-delayed gangster shooter inspired by John Woo's Hard-Boiled emerges September 5 on Microsoft's console; PC, PS3 versions delayed until later in the month. Full Story

EALA's latest is Airborne on XBLA; Rein shoots down demo rumors; Lord of the Rings MMORPG free for seven days; British and Chilean indie devs' new projects. Full Story

New 360 demos downloadable, Wii puzzler priced, World of Warcraft gets South Park DVD tie-in, and Agetec announces US Fire Pro. Full Story

Harmonix's rhythm game named best E3 game by game-journalist jury; Mass Effect, LittleBigPlanet also honored. Full Story

Microsoft's Bringing It Home campaign concludes on day three of trade show; GHII tracks, game demos highlight week's offerings. Full Story

Sony locks down console exclusivity until next year; PS3 version will ship with map editor months before 360 version. Full Story

The CEO talks about the event's new format, its future, and ponders whether the US even needs a game trade show anymore. Full Story

Publisher has five planned for Wii, DS, GBA; includes arcade classics and kid-friendly handhelds. Full Story

Movie-based games headline a heavy week of releases alongside Pokemon's Wii debut and 2K Games' The Darkness for PS3, Xbox 360. Full Story

EA RTS gets new maps; Crave gets a new license; Xbox 360 version of John Woo shooter gets Collector's Edition; and XBLA shooter gets more downloadable content. Full Story

New patch for Need for Speed Carbon prevents crashes seen on Windows Vista; Lord of the Rings Online receives major content update. Full Story

Publisher takes supplementary sponsorship role with NYAFF; foreign film distributor Dragon Dynasty snaps up "presenting sponsor" slot. Full Story

Organizers of Asian cinema celebration say publisher has reneged on sponsorship commitment. Full Story

[UPDATE] THQ's RTS gets DX10, WWII shooter gets mapped, Midway demo reposted, Eidos remakes Steam'd, 2K slugger soundtracked. Full Story

Midway's World War II shooter and Codemasters' Colin McRae sequel get demos, while Square Enix dates DS game. Full Story

$70 Collector's Edition of Midway's action game will come with a high-def version of John Woo's classic action film; new exclusive trailer inside. Full Story

Holdover sales help publisher trim January-March losses to $19.8 million; Stranglehold "expected in August," BlackSite: Area 51 demo coming. Full Story

Midway officially casts Shadows of Angmar over MMOG market; CEO David Zucker ringing NYSE closing bell to celebrate. Full Story

Midway's infamous bloody brawler dated for download on PlayStation Network on April 12 for $4.99. Full Story

Midway Austin creative director talks about in-game avatars, the "subversive politics" behind the upcoming shooter BlackSite, and messages in games. Full Story

Screenwriter accuses publisher of lifting 2004 action game's plot and characters from his 1998 screenplay. Full Story

Multinational publisher picks up comical boxing license; fighting specialists AKI developing first R2R game for "various videogame platforms." Full Story

Lower expenses, higher revenue help Mortal Kombat-maker boost Q4 net revenue by 38.8 percent; publisher still down $77.8 million for year. Full Story

Follow-up from Gears of War studio hits Xbox Live in preview form; minute-long trailer available in high definition. Full Story

Atari classic featuring paper-peddling protagonist will be available this Wednesday for 400 Microsoft points ($5). Full Story

Last week, Midway Games and its president and CEO, David Zucker, unveiled the publisher's upcoming game lineup. The video interview from Vegas is inside. Full Story

At its 2007 Gamers' Day, the publisher holds up Stranglehold, Unreal Tournament III, and Blacksite: Area 51 as the fruits of its massive investment in new technology. Full Story

Last console installment of arcade-inspired series will arrive on the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 soon; new screens and trailer inside. Full Story

Midway shrinks down its popular touch-screen trivia arcade games to a new palm-sized title. First screens inside. Full Story

Midway's Lord of the Rings: Shadows of Angmar goes to battle on April 24; preorders get special subscription rates, beta access. Full Story

Mortal Kombat publisher basks in success of family-friendly, multiplatform game; 1.8 million copies of movie-based game shipped worldwide. Full Story

Midway's fictional football franchise now available for free on Xbox Live Marketplace. Full Story

Need for Speed Carbon tussles with FIFA 07 to regain the number one spot. Full Story

Car combat and Big Boss join Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin and the PS3 Fight Night Round 3 on the week's release docket. Full Story

[UPDATE] Xbox 360 version of Midway's arcade classic arrives after a delay in certification process--or does it? Full Story

Megaretailer briefly offers "Nintendo Wii Customer Choice's Bundle" before running out of stock. Full Story

Nintendo announces 32 Wii games to be available by end of calendar year; Metal Slug, Super Swing Golf on, Blazing Angels off. Full Story

[UPDATE] Midway fighter goes up on Microsoft download service, gets pulled, goes back up again... Full Story

Long-awaited arrival of Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 for Microsoft's Xbox 360 downloadable game service set for November. Full Story

Ian Livingstone to discuss the rise of Lara Croft; David Braben will mull over the evolution of video games since Elite at London Science Museum. Full Story

No demos on the final day of Microsoft's TGS/X06 promo; Lego Star War II character pack, five trailers bring event to close. Full Story

Nintendo releases roster of games for upcoming console; 30 by year's end, 41 third-party by end of March 2007, more than a dozen confirmed for launch. Full Story

Company announces pricing, release dates for camera, wireless steering wheel, wireless headset for Xbox 360s, gaming receiver for PCs. Full Story

Mario, Brain Age swarmed by zombies of Dead Rising; bargain pricing sees Ridge Racer 6 drift into fourth, Unreal Championship fight for fifth. Full Story

Progress on the MMORPG proceeds to the alpha phase; developer Turbine encourages people to join the future beta test. Full Story

Midway confirms update to arcade classic is heading to Nintendo's next-gen console; Wii version will include 10 additional monsters. Full Story

Nintendo's next-gen system to play host to final current-gen installment of violent fighter early next year. Full Story

Iowa State researchers find that a violent gaming session can reduce physiological response to footage of real-life violence in the short term. Full Story

Online retailer's site fuels rumors that Bethesda's open-ended role-player could soon explore new platforms, suggests a delay on Midway's Woo-based shooter to 2007. Full Story

Twenty-one more Xbox games now playable on Xbox 360; Doom 3, Lego Star Wars, Silent Hill 4 lead pack. Full Story

Midway's unlicensed football game takes pay cut to keep playing; Greatest Hits and Platinum Hits status achieved on PS2, Xbox. Full Story

Cars get jacked and 'tooned, baseballs get Slugged, The Movies gets stunted, And 1 hits the streets. Full Story

Midway PC game mixing real-time strategy and third-person action set for release June 12. Full Story

Journalists from 37 North American publications meld minds to vote on best of E3 2006; Gears of War, Nintendo lead pack. Winners announced next week. Full Story

[UPDATE] The Los Angeles Convention Center continues to be adorned with banner ads as the show's opening day approaches. Check out our photo essay and video tour! Full Story

Next-gen Blitz: The League heads to 360, Wii, PSP; Nintendo's new console also finds inner child with Happy Feet, Ant Bully. Full Story

Info on latest game featuring Midway's monsters now online; site features character profiles, media, news. Full Story

Epic Games demonstrates Gears of War on the Xbox 360, Unreal Tournament 2007 on the PS3, and talks about taking the programmer out of Unreal Engine 3. Full Story

Turbine, Inc. charges Brit publisher with distributing Tolkien-based MMO throughout Europe. Full Story

CEO of NBA Ballers, Mortal Kombat publisher chats about the merits of star power, his company's makeover, and intricacies of next-gen development. Full Story

Game fronted by Snoop Dogg and John Singleton canceled; Midway still plans to work with the pair of stars. Full Story

The end (of current-gen Mortal Kombat games) is near; brutal brawler coming to PlayStation 2, Xbox this fall. Full Story

Midway returns to streets of Los Angeles with new missions, exclusive battle, and stunt modes. Full Story

Fruits of multiyear, multigame deal to be seen in Stranglehold, other select titles. Full Story

Publisher joins forces with Turbine to help bring its Middle-earth-set MMORPG to the masses later this year. Full Story

Latest collection of Midway's arcade classics now available for PC; $19.99 compilation contains 29 games. Full Story

Armageddon comes for MK universe on Xbox, PS2; fighter roster includes more than 60 characters from series. Full Story

Presumed-dead internal studio assumes control of in-limbo RTS, now due in June. Full Story

[UPDATE 2] Conflicting reports cast doubt on whether Epic Games' title will be one of the first shooters on Sony's next-gen console. Full Story

Mortal Kombat 1-3, Joust, Rampage, Defender, and other classic arcade titles debut on Sony's portable. Full Story

Stainless Steel's closure won't stop the real-time strategy game from conquering PCs in 2006. Full Story

Family Media Guide ranks the goriest games of the year; Resident Evil 4, GTA, 50 Cent make list. Full Story

Revenue rebound a thing of the past as Suffering publisher returns to negative growth; Q4 looks to be more of the same. Full Story

Lowered guidance convinces analyst to downgrade publisher's stock, poor reorders of Suffering and Rush sequels blamed. Full Story

Midway's outlandish outlaw football game ships to stores for the Xbox and PlayStation 2; depicts on- and off-field antics of fictional league. Full Story

Launch games for console's pay-to-play games revealed; long list of publishers on board for support. Full Story

Midway launches new Web site, preorder campaign for Reality Pump's futuristic PC RTS. Full Story

UK-based L.A. Rush developer becomes latest addition to publisher's internal development team. Full Story

Visit scenic East Baltimore and exorcise its demons at gunpoint in Midway's supernatural action horror game. Full Story

Midway's racing series gears up for its return on October 10; Xbox and PlayStation 2 versions coming first, PC version to follow. Full Story

Midway's horrific romp through Baltimore's slums and prisons is on schedule to ship September 26. Full Story

October's gentleman's rag will feature sirens of cyberspace in the buff for second year running. Full Story

The new PS2 and Xbox spin-off of Midway's long-running series knocks down the factory door. Full Story

Gamers who put money down for Midway's L.A. Rush will get a free copy of the publisher's arcade racer compilation. Full Story

Intellectual property issue regarding Pac-Man sounds being used in Lil' Flip song resolved amicably. Full Story

We talk to Midway about the games the company wasn't showing at its press event and unearth some juicy bits of info. Full Story

Midway's monstrosities set to wreak havoc on metropolises in Rampage: Total Destruction. Full Story

Midway's new game of punishing pigskin gets a scattering of Web sites. Full Story

Michael Clarke Duncan and Rachel Griffiths will lend their voices to Ties That Bind. Full Story

NFL sack master and defensive nightmare will voice main character in Midway's fictional professional football league-based game. Full Story

Web site for The Suffering: Ties That Bind previews game's characters, weapons, and features. Full Story

Legendary game designer unexpectedly leaves gig overseeing Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows at publisher's San Diego shop. Full Story

Midway's extraterrestrial shooter set in the famed military installation is now available in stores. Full Story

[UPDATE] Though CEO says no next-generation games ready by Q4, the publisher is fully committed to Microsoft's new console; 360 Stranglehold confirmed. Full Story

Mortal Kombat, NBA Ballers, and Midway Arcade Treasures are coming to Sony's portable later this year. Full Story

Quarter-on-quarter revenues for the Area 51 publisher stall; John Singleton-directed gangster game delayed. Full Story

Developer of Earth 2150 settles down in Sin City; will bring games to North American gamers. Full Story

Asheron's Call developer in "strategic partnership" with online game operator in China; Shanda will also lend development chops to Turbine games in that market. Full Story

Online trade magazine reports that negotiations between SAG and game publishers to renew voice-acting contract "could go either way." Full Story

Midway's Xbox shooter set to ship April 18; latest in Epic's franchise features third-person view and melee attacks. Full Story

Pro basketball league spins around dishing out sole rights to one party, grants long-term licenses to five publishing all-stars. Full Story

Bling-fest disguised as basketball game added to PS2's "Greatest Hits" collection; price drops to $19.99. Full Story

Arcade pioneer who created Defender, NARC, Cruis'n games, and Target: Terror will be honored at GDC. Full Story

Ties That Bind to reprise 2004's prison-based horror shooter; this time Torque will fight his way through inner-city Baltimore. Full Story

Newest edition of the arcade classic boasts online play; Doom's John Romero and Icewind Dale's Josh Sawyer lead development. Full Story

Midway's first-person shooter announced for the PC; game will ship with its console counterparts April 25. Full Story

Midway's upcoming first- and third-person shooter gets online presence; preorders get presents. Full Story

Mortal Kombat: Deception will hit the GameCube ahead of schedule; fatalities begin February 28. Full Story

Publisher tags country as "key territory"; German editions of Shadow Hearts: Covenant, NARC, and Area 51 are under way. Full Story

The follow-up to Surreal's supernatural shooter is now called The Suffering: Ties That Bind. Full Story

Midway takes pricing on upcoming crime-stopper downtown; marketing boss says retailers are "stoked" at new price. Full Story

The man-centric cable network's second annual game awards was a lot heavier on celebrity and game savvy that its predecessor. Full Story

Publisher's studio buying spree continues with the purchase of Paradox Development, makers of the next Mortal Kombat game. Full Story

National Institute on Media and the Family says game ratings are ineffective; ESRB begs to differ. Full Story

Publisher sees light at the end of the tunnel as Shadow Hearts, NBA Ballers, and The Suffering spike revenues during the July-September quarter. Full Story

Midway's ultraviolent fighter becomes fastest-selling game in the company's history. Full Story

Mortal Kombat II and Mortal Kombat 3, NARC, and 17 other classic arcade titles are featured in the $19.99 compilation. Full Story

First-ever M-rated controller features gory "fatality" artwork from the classic fighting series. Full Story

Sequel to cult hit RPG to hit retail stores this week. Full Story

Site features Shockwave Flash versions of classic Midway titles. Full Story

Midway's venerable slaughter-palooza has been sent to the factory and is set to be unleashed October 4. Full Story

David Duchovny, Powers Boothe, and Marilyn Manson on board for the game; iffy on the upcoming movie project. Full Story

Midway is reviving its Rush series in California once again for the Xbox and PlayStation 2. Full Story

The X-Files star and shock-rocker join Powers Boothe in the cast of Midway's classic shooter remake. Full Story

Mortal Kombat, Steel Talons, and STUN runner will no longer appear on the classic arcade compilation--but Kozmik Kroozr' and Wacko will. Full Story

Preorders of Shadow Hearts: Covenant will ship with 2001's original PlayStation 2 game. Full Story

Surprise deal will see the traditionally console-centric company publish one of PC gaming's premier franchises, possibly for next-gen consoles. Full Story

The arcade classic will be available as a Jakks plug-and-play product for the holidays. Full Story

VU Games and There mine for talent as Turbine continues to build out its organization. Vijay Lakshman and Jeffrey Steefel share their goals in this new assignment. Full Story

Midway Games announces the North American release of its psychic stealth-based action game for the PS2 and Xbox. Full Story

The human psyche is the battlefield in this upcoming military game from Midway. Full Story

The Hollywood Reporter says the Hong Kong action master may direct the adaptation of the Midway classic. Full Story

New Mortal Kombat game headlines the publisher's upcoming slate. Full Story

Koch Media announces that it will publish Earth 2160 under its Deep Silver label toward the end of this year. Full Story

Midway has officially delayed the controversial remake of its arcade classic. Full Story

Console port of 21 classic games--including Mortal Kombat, NARC, Cyberball 2072, and Arch Rivals--will ship this fall. First screens inside. Full Story

An original song by COLD highlights Midway's publicity blitz for Psi-Ops: The Mindgate Conspiracy. Full Story

After being bought out by Midway, the Surreal cofounder talks about why the move from indie shop to internal studio was an offer he couldn't refuse. Full Story

Midway Games ships the PS2 and Xbox versions of its one-on-one basketball game to stores across North America. Full Story

Midway Games' upcoming basketball game for the PS2 and Xbox has gone gold and will arrive in North American stores early next month. Full Story

Midway Games announces the North American release of its third-person survival horror title for the PS2 and Xbox. Full Story

The classic hack-and-slash series is getting another installment, with game icon John Romero heading development. Full Story

Midway's over-the-top baseball series returns with online play in tow. Full Story

After just seven months of development, Midway pulls the plug on its DC Comics-inspired action game. Full Story

Midway announces Mortal Kombat: Deception for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox. First footage inside. Full Story

Midway launches the official Web site for its uniquely styled basketball game. Full Story

Midway Games announces the North American release of the PS2 and Xbox versions of its spy-hunting vehicular combat game. Full Story

Following a brief delay, Midway's paranormal action title will mind-meld with gamers in Summer 2004. Full Story

Midway Games reports losses for both the three- and nine-months ended September 30. Full Story

[UPDATED] John Romero and Tom Hall to join Midway's San Diego studio. Full Story

Tapwave makes its new handheld available for preorder, shows off new device at the DEMOmobile conference. Full Story

Official Web site offers developer diary and information on player housing. Full Story

Midway says title has gone gold; also touts game's radio system, which includes licensed songs, six stations, and seven hours of original programming. Full Story

The site will eventually contain downloads for fans of the RPG series. Full Story

Midway moves its psychic action game to next year. Full Story

Midway Games announces that it's working on an action game inspired by the Justice League animated series for all current console platforms. Full Story

Midway Games announces that more than 2 million copies of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance have been sold since November 2002. Full Story

Midway announces the North American release of its unorthodox motocross racing game for the PlayStation 2. Full Story

Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition will be among the games shown in Midway’s booth at E3. Full Story

Turbine, the studio that created Asheron's Call, is working on an online RPG based on The Lord of the Rings that VU Games will publish in 2004. Full Story

A postapocalyptic car combat game is on its way to the GameCube, PlayStation 2, and Xbox. Full Story

We speak with the vice president of sports development at Midway to get the lowdown on the changes being made to the company's sports games. Full Story

Midway releases new details on upcoming games in its arcade-style football and hockey series of games. Full Story

Midway Games announces that it's working on a stealth-based action game in which players will be able to employ psychic abilities. First screen inside. Full Story

NBA Ballers and Redcard Soccer set to hit next-gen consoles. Full Story

Midway's Mortal Kombat development team opts to take on 'virtual' combat in its next arcade project. Full Story

For the first time in video game history a perfect score has been achieved for the legendary Pac-Man arcade game. Full Story