Latest Articles (Page 2102)

Two versions of platforming classic Prince of Persia will be re-released this week, Nintendo has announced.

Microsoft may have already tightened security on Xbox.com - the website blamed for allowing brute-force entry to Xbox Live accounts.

THQ has denied cancelling its 2014 line-up of games - but the future of ambitious Warhammer 40,000 MMO Dark Millennium Online is less certain.

FIFA 12 holds onto first place in the UK top 40 chart for a fourth week running, following another quiet seven days in January.

The original Soulcalibur will be released on iPhone and iPad this Thursday, 19th January, publisher Namco Bandai has revealed.

And we're back! Wait, we've been back a while already? This must be why other people take their phones with them on holiday.

Forthcoming Xbox Live Arcade horror spin-off Alan Wake's American Nightmare will take the average player between four and five hours to complete, according to developer Remedy.

ModNation Racers: Road Trip does not offer head-to-head online multiplayer, developer SCE San Diego has confirmed.

Double Fine's first release of 2012, Kinect title Happy Action Theatre, lands on Xbox Live Arcade on 1st February.

More than a year after it was released in the US and Japan, there's still no sign of a European release for the DSiWare port of revered indie platformer Cave Story.

PlayStation Vita platformer Sumioni: Demon Arts is to get a US release, Sony has announced.

Trion Worlds has cut subscription prices on its MMO Rift for a limited time.

A public beta for forthcoming PlayStation 3 shooter Starhawk kicks off on 18th January, publisher Sony has announced.

Capcom Vancouver, the developer behind Dead Rising 2 and Dead Rising: Off The Record, is working on a brand new IP, according to a recruitment call from the studio.

Remember Vita/PlayStation 3 action RPG Ruin? Sure you do - Sony announced it at E3 last year. Well, it's gone and got itself a new name.

Update: A Nintendo spokesperson told Eurogamer the company had "nothing to announce at this time".

Dictator simulator Tropico 4 receives pricey space age DLC Modern Times in March, developer Kalypso has announced.

Here's the scene; an orphanage, on a dark and typically stormy night. Blood runs through the corridors, and fresh corpses pile up by the walls. In the nursery, under bright birthday bunting, there's a lullaby of screams as a guard strapped to a wooden chair is slowly tortured.

A former Codemasters employee has accused the publisher of imposing unlawful working conditions and threatening laid-off staff with bankruptcy proceedings for not returning wages "mistakenly" paid to them.

An online petition campaigning for a PC version of Dark Souls has caused enough commotion to be noticed by publisher Namco Bandai.

Last week we asked if Xbox Live had been hacked. We used the detailed account of Xbox Live fraud victim Susan Taylor to suggest that yes, it had.

Vaguely psychedelic dancing series Just Dance has amassed 25 million sales since the first game arrived on Wii in 2009, Ubisoft boasted.

Crush3D is a refreshed version of Zoe Mode's Crush, a smart, innovative platform-puzzler for the PSP which involved switching gameplay between 2D and 3D to progress - and immediately you can see why a 3DS version now exists.

The AIAS shortlist for the 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards - i.e. the game Oscars - has been revealed.

Nintendo could reveal Wii U details before the expected show-all at E3 2012 in June, Nintendo of America boss Reggie Fils-Aime has hinted.

In October of last year, Sony announced that it would be buying out mobile partner Ericsson's stake in the joint venture founded by the two companies way back in 2001. Sony Ericsson - a major force in the world of mobile telecommunications - would become plain old Sony.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was the best-selling game in the USA during 2011, according to sales tracker The NPD Group.

Unit 13, the new Vita IP from MAG/Socom developer Zipper Interactive, launches in Europe on 7th March, publisher Sony has announced.

Earlier this month we asked if you wouldn't mind filling in a survey telling us a bit about who you are and what you'd like us to do with the website when we're finished being wrong/ugly/biased etc. I'd just like to say thanks very much to everyone who filled it in!

Sony has conceded that sales of the PlayStation Move peripheral during 2011 could have been better in the UK.