Bethesda's parent company has trademarked a name that sounds like it might be Skyrim DLC. Either that or they're going to start competing with Duraflame.

It's just a rumor at this point, but it looks like there may be an announcement regarding a certain whip-wielding vampire slayer at E3 this year. Keep your fingers crossed...and your crosses, er, crossed.

Enjoying your Sony sorcery?  Well here's another handful to keep your brain full of fun and lights. And on the go, too!

Score yet another one for Team Xecuter and co. The team has been working hard on Xbox 360 development and have made yet another advancement in the scene.

Ninja Theory knows who their target audience is and how it could kill the industry if you keep designing for them.

With the recent announcement of Baldur's Gate I and II in HD, what will become of the third installment?

EA is bringing America’s favorite dysfunctional family to your iOS device.

Harrison E talks to the creators of Flower and the upcoming PSN title, Journey, ThatGameCompany and their thoughts on video games as art.

Before they decided upon The Last of Us, Naughty Dog was considering a new Jak & Daxter. True story.

At a decent price too!

The Postal Dude is back, but how good is it being back?

Harrison E looks at the current state of music games and who took their instruments and went home.

Blizzard to also develop money authenticators to check their twenty six million.

Want to dodge super-long queue times for Bioware’s massively popular MMO? Watch out for these crowded servers.

Infinity Ward is issuing perma-bans that aren’t exactly permanent, but might as well be.

With games like Assassin's Creed and Call of Duty being released every year, who has time for quality.

Co-creator of indie RPG’s Cthulu Saves the World and Breath of Death VII, Bill Stiernberg talks to Harrison E about working on RPG’s, pirates and Microsoft.

The lovable indie game shows up on one of gaming’s biggest platforms, with a few upgrades to boot.

Sony has released the October 2011 PSN Top Sellers List, with NBA Jam: On Fire Edition topping the sales chart.

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.

EA brings back the long dormant, ridiculous football game, complete with an NFL license.

Unfortunately, no level cap increase will be happening for Uncharted 3 beta, contrary to reports last week indicating such.

New launch window gives the devs more time to fix the game.

Pure White World Tendency event tries to make the game's difficulty level a little bit less challenging.

Four new award categories have been added to the BAFTA awards, for the few who actually care.

So, Apple "Let's talk iPhone" event last Tuesday has come and gone, ushering in a new era for the company past Steve Jobs, with the unveil of its newest hardware. Sadly though, it wasn't the long rumored/totally redesigned iPhone 5 that many of us thought.

Mythic Entertainment’s classic MMO celebrates 14 years of raiding, grinding and questing with a new patch and promises for changes to come.

Version 1.55 update promises to deliver a whole new experience with a new start-up interface, a wardrobe and furniture browser update, as well as many enhancements that will result in "improved stability and smoother operation" of the Home client.

Hit the jump to see the complete list of changes.

Check out the new contents in this week's edition of the North American PlayStation Store update.

Rocksteady's done coming out with new characters for Batman: Arkham City.

It's been a long time coming, but today, Konami has finally pinned down the PSN release date of Castlevania: Harmony of Despair.

The latest Final Fantasy game for Nintendo 3DS isn't quite what the series is used to. Check out the latest info on the music-based Final Fantasy title here.

Says it makes the hardware more relevant and appealing to developers.

In a recent interview with Gamasutra, Sega president Mike Hayes expressed that nostalgia doesn't really sell as much as people perceive it to be.

Check out what's new in this week's edition of the North American PlayStation Store update.

Namco Bandai has unveiled a pretty extensive range of titles for next week's Tokyo Game Show.

Perhaps its easier said than done with the way the industry is going right now, but Battlefield 3 executive producer Patrick Bach think otherwise.

Atari's Jonathan Moses discusses adding story to Centipede: Infestation.

Warner Bros. has finally pinned down the release date of Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection, a digital re-release of the original Mortal Kombat arcade trilogy - Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat 2 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, that is now package in one single downloadable collection.

Konami has announced that its Xbox 360 Castlevania offering, Castlevania: Harmony of Despair, will be making its mark on the PlayStation Network this year as well.

Democracy may be what's all the rage in governments today, but it's definitely not for videogame making.