The unique puzzle game, Echochrome, will land in Japan on March 19th. It will be available both as a PlayStation Network download for the PS3 and in UMD form. Last month, GamerNode speculated that the PSP version would cost slightly… Read More »

The results are in! The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences held the 11th annual Interactive Achievement Awards last night during the D.I.C.E. Summit in Las Vegas, and Call of Duty 4 came out on top as the overall game… Read More »

Earlier, I reported on Famitsu magazine’s latest bundle of new details about Nintendo’s second big Wii title of this year, Mario Kart Wii. If you missed it, or are to lazy to go back to that story, then here’s the… Read More »

FiringSquad is reporting on a recent Activision financial conference call and they revealed several new games that are in-development for its coming fiscal year, which begins on April 1st till March 2009. First, Activision is planning two new Guitar Hero… Read More »

In this Steam news update, Valve announced their broadband delivery gaming service, Steam, has surpassed 15 million accounts. In addition, Steam’s sales growth has been tremendously successful with year-over-year sales growth of 158% through the holiday season. Gabe Newell, president… Read More »

In the gaming industry, acquisitions are pretty prevalent and much like any business, I think we’ll be seeing more company acquisitions in the future. Heck, it’s just February in 2008 and we’ve already seen quite a few acquisitions*; even though… Read More »

Ubisoft has announced that the PC version of Assassin’s Creed will be arriving late next month, and that it will be entitled Assassin’s Creed Director’s Cut Edition. The "director’s cut" part comes from the addition of four new types of… Read More »

Gamecock Media Group and Spark Unlimited have announced today that their upcoming mythological FPS, Legendary: The Box — scheduled for release on both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, as well as the PC — is being pushed back a… Read More »

In a winter newsletter addressed to the public, Patricia Vance, president of the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB), made comments about the rating of games during the past year and how the number of Mature-rated games are declining. Yes, that’s… Read More »

With the recent revelation that it’s required for you to have a hard drive when you want to go online with Burnout Paradise for the Xbox 360, the response from the Xbox 360 user base has been split between "well,… Read More »