Sony seems to be taking a different approach from Microsoft when it comes to the treatment of used games on the PS4, but what’s the reasoning behind it?  Also, should game developers receive more of the spotlight?  Cliffy B. thinks so.

Who’s to blame for the Wii U’s poor sales numbers?  Cheap consumers?  The economy? Sony and Microsoft?  A disloyal fan base?  According to Satoru Iwata, the blame all falls on Nintendo’s shoulders.

Last week was a dark period for the guys over at Microsoft as they managed to alienate their fan base and potential customers for the Xbox One during their time at E3.  But now...thanks to your comments they are rethinking their mistakes.

Yep, Assassin’s Creed IV will be delayed on PC. Also, PS3 to remain pricey and this game Joe Danger is ridiculous.

If you already have your Sony portable on custom firmware, the next step is to show you how to create backups of your games. In this week's How To, I'll teach you the basics of making UMD and PSX EBOOTs that launch straight from your memory stick.

The second Hotline Miami game gets a mysterious teaser.

 Sony has released a new firmware that aims to improve system stability but has triggered some PlayStation 3 systems to become nothing more than a paperweight.

Microsoft says Killer Instinct will be F2P because you don't play all the characters anyway, State of Decay has sold over 500,000 copies and may turn into an MMO, and Rogue of the X-Men is coming to Deadpool. Not the lame Rogue from the movies, the cool one from the comics.

In case you haven't heard, Sony's PS4 is launching a full $100 less than the competing Xbox One. Given this price difference, many consumers have been left wondering exactly what benefits they will receive by paying more for Microsoft's console. Ask Xbox President Don Mattrick and he'll list off any number of innovations that put the brand at the top of their game.

Bad news for Nintendo, good news for Nintendo, and mysterious news from CD Projekt RED.

E3 was something of a tidal wave of new games, old games and everything in between. But when are they actually hitting shelves?

iOS 7 will be coming this Fall, but like all firmware updates there are some devices that won't be invited to the party. All iPhone 3GSs and iPod Touch Fourth Generation users have officially been chopped from the support list, so what's a Apple fan to do in this situation? Provided you've jailbroken your device, these apps are just some of the ways to recreate iOS 7 on older hardware.

Everybody already knows IO Interactive for the Hitman games, but hey, they make other games too! Well, they did. Not anymore.

Good news everyone! First-party Xbox One games won't see a price hike! As for devs like Ubisoft, EA, etc....well, we'll have to wait and see. And let's check out the headset and play and charge kit. They're plastic.

The past seven days have probably been some of the most eventful that the industry has ever known. With massive announcements from Apple, Sony and Microsoft within a few hours of each other, tech blogs scrambled to publish the most news that they possibly could. On this week's Confessions, I'll give you my take on the E3 topics that had you hot and bothered.

Ladies and gentlemen: The time has finally come. Dota 2 has a release date.

A gaming luminary talks prices, a great game gets smaller and touchier, and yep, here comes virtual reality banging.

Contrary to prior reports, your banned Xbox Live account will be allowed on the Xbox One. And check out the list of launch countries for the ol' Xbone. All other countries are screwed at launch.

Payday 2 dev David Goldfarb is back with another blurb about the state of the industry and whatnot. Are next-gen graphics and social networking on consoles important or just a distraction?

Sony currently has a leg up on Microsoft in the next-gen console battle, but according to one producer, an area where both the PS4 and Xbox One are very close is power.  Speaking of the term close, it does not describe the two gaming giants when it comes to spots filled on Amazon’s top ten list.

The Spartacus TV show may have already come and gone, but we're still getting a video game based on it. Jupiter's cock!

The new Super Smash Bros. – will it feature cross-platform play between the Wii U and 3DS?  Nope.  Sorry, not happening.

If you were expecting some golfing fun with Mario this summer, you’re going to have to wait, as Mario Golf World Tour for the Nintendo 3DS has been delayed until next year.

Since the announcement that the PlayStation Vita would have dual analog controls some of us saw this as an opportunity for a port of EA’s skateboard simulator Skate.  But it’s been over a year since the Vita launched and still no skateboarding games have emerged.  Tony Hawk's HD didn’t even land on the Vita but thanks to Sony and their partnership with Roll7 we can look forward to OlliOlli a side scroll skateboarding game that will flip its way on to our handhelds this November.

The disc-based console market – is it coming to an end?  According to former Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski aka Cliffy B., it is.