To hear these guys talk about it, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is the greatest thing since sliced bread. It's out today, so you can judge for yourself. Or just keep playing Angry Birds; it's up to you.

Here's the second part of EA Sports head honcho Andrew Wilson's interview. This time 'round he talks about Tiger Woods' reputation affecting sales, MMA, and girls in skirts playing hockey.

The same guy that said blocking used games would be "absolutely awesome" talks about his upcoming game. Try not to think about that as you watch him talk.

Apparently, winning that whole "worst company" award teaches some lessons. At least, it seems like this guy from EA learned a lesson.

Microsoft has patented wearable controller technology, or an electromyography-based controller to be more specific. Who doesn't want to be a Microsoft cyborg?

Behind-the-scenes videos are fun. Especially when you can see real actors dressed in funky outfits and complaining about motion capture.

The guys who made Scribblenauts are saying, "Eff all those other guys, we're making an innovative shooter." And their shooter features "no ground movement." Hmmm.

Sony put out a weird teaser thing last week to send the Internet in a tizzy. It is indeed the return of The Bald Pasty One, but not like you think.

You'll have to wait a few extra weeks to get your hands on Game of Thrones. Thankfully, you have this new trailer to tide you over. OK, it's not quite the same; just watch it.

Dante's flipping people off, flying around naked, and oh - apparently he's a sexual deviant. Yeah, it's just the usual stuff.

XMB File Manager is no longer known by such a name. Devil303 is no longer working alone on this project. Welcome the new Team XMBM+ and XMB Manager Plus.

From the files of "Whatever Happened To..." comes alpha footage of Star Wars Battlefront III. Man, somebody should pick this back up and get it made.

Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor puts you in the cockpit of a big stompy robot. Which sounds cool and all, but we are talking about the Kinect here...

Bioware is ready to show off its new user interface for Star Wars: The Old Republic. And it’s pretty awesome.

The Devil May Cry HD Collection is out this week. Check out the launch trailer and be reminded of the good old days.

Damn there are a lot of cool games to play on this thing. Why do we even bother calling them phones again?

The guys (well, one guy mostly) at Codemasters talks about DiRT Showdown and how and why they split the franchise. And a bunch of other behind-the-scenes stuff.

Not all games are lucky enough to have a Western localization, but some are lucky enough to have hacker-made patches to allow you to understand them in English.

There's a weird trailer out there in the wild for something called "Forza Horizon," but what the hell is it? Check out what could be the next Forza here.

Last night someone revealed that Mass Effect 3's "From Ashes" DLC briefly popped up on Xbox Live. Today, BioWare went ahead and confirmed that it will be available at launch. I'm starting to think they're doing this shit on purpose.

Give your significant other some meat for Valentine's Day. You know she wants it.

Having trouble with a certain fight in Star Wars: The Old Republic? Dance it out!

Remedy confirms rumors that the spooky, flashlight-y game will be making its way to Steam sometime next year.

Skyrim gltches reign on all ports, but it looks like playing too much could ruin your game on the PS3.

November has been a huge month for game sales and the hits just keep on coming.

Bethesda releases a quick clip from the special edition DVD, “Behind The Wall: The Making of Skyrim.”

From the creators of the retro styled Valet Parking 1989, QJ.net talks to the creators about their new game, 1950's Lawn Mower Kids and their hopes for the future.

Homebrew coder Atien is back on the scene to update his PSP take of the nostalgic Atari space simulation game, Frontier: Elite II.

Get a taste of Nathan Drake's next adventure early and grab some pretty neat Uncharted items all through your local Subway restaurants.

Homebrew developer Wiimpathy has released a new version of NeoCD-Wii, a port of the NEO-CD REDUX GameCube emulator for the Nintendo Wii.

Looking for some new games to add in you Wiibrew archive? Well. check out the initial release of coder HunterZ's port of the "dark 2D side-scrolling platform game," Abuse, for the Nintendo Wii.

Wii homebrew game developer HunterZ brings us a revival of Crack dot Com's 1995 game,Abuse. 

There's no stopping Katamari Damacy from rolling onto the PlayStation Vita. 

The latest bit of good news is the confirmation of Toro as an official cast in the upcoming Street Fighter X Tekken game for Sony's new handheld.

Homebrew developer NightFox has updated his NightFox’s Lib, a feature-packed homebrew library that aims to help aspiring DS developers to create new apps and  games.

High octane action plus multiplayer monster slaying mayhem guaranteed.

Here's the latest version of NightFox’s Lib, a feature-packed library that aims to help aspiring DS developers to create homebrewed games and applications.

Version 1.2.0 of WiiMC, the feature-packed, open source alternative media player for the Nintendo Wii has been released.

This week's North American PlayStation Store update is now live folks, bringing us a slew new contents including the PSN release of The Baconing, a demo of God of War: Origins Collection for PS Plus subscribers, the Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection and the downloadable PSP release of Madden 12.

Check out the list of achievements for the upcoming simulation racer, Forza Motorsport 4.

Homebrew devs Tantric and rodries has released a new version of WiiMC, a feature-packed, open source alternative media player for the Nintendo Wii.

Would you kindly...not be insane?

DScraft is homebrew developer Smealum's adaptation of the popular Minecraft game.

Microsoft has revealed new details about the next Xbox 360 dashboard updated that is currently slated for release later this year.

Homebrew developer Stealth has released a new version of Engine02, a versatile, multiplatform 2D game engine that allows aspiring developers to create their own homebrewed games.

We won't know how successful it is until it finally hits the market, but thanks to a new spec sheet from Sony we do know what it packs inside its dual analog-equipped frame.

Homebrew developer has updated his port of the Adventure Game Studio (AGS) runtime engine for the PlayStation Portable, a nifty app that allows you to play some good ole' point and click adventure games on your portable handheld.