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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 developer Infinity Ward has outlined the features specific to the PC version of the game and reiterated its commitment to PC gamers and the PC platform.

An F2P-only future for the MMO genre is anything but a foregone conclusion, reckons Mythic founder and former CEO Mark Jacobs.

Cryptic Studios' pledge to leave behind MMOs and pursue games like Neverwinter, a co-operative online RPG, appears to have been for nothing - Neverwinter will henceforth become a full-scale, free-to-play MMO.

An enormous update has just gone live for beleaguered MMO Final Fantasy XIV.

Blizzard is auctioning a number of server blades used in the early days its hugely successful World of Warcraft MMO.

BioWare MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic now arrives in Europe on 20th December - two days earlier than originally announced.

The focus of Eve Online has turned from avatars back to spaceships, re-focused developer CCP has told Eurogamer.

The next, and fourth, World of Warcraft expansion has been announced at BlizzCon: Mists of Pandaria.

Blizzard has unveiled a new pet battling system for World of Warcraft's next expansion, Mists of Pandaria, which bears a striking resemblance to Nintendo's Pokemon games.

Scrolls, the next game from Minecraft developer Mojang, will be free to play after an initial payment is made.

The first of two planned DLC packs for strategy download Orcs Must Die! launches for PC on the 25th October, developer Robot Entertainment has announced.

A decade is a long time in video games, and going back to Bungie's very first Halo game goes to shows how far we've come since 2001's Combat Evolved.

343 Studios has defended Halo Anniversary's Kinect features, saying the new modes for the remake of the decade old FPS classic are 'additive' - and that they don't detract from the core game.

Cartoony top-down shooter All Zombies Must Die! launches on PC, PlayStation Network and Xbox Live Arcade in December, Guildford-based developer doublesix has revealed.

Batman: Arkham City has glided to the top spot in this week's UK all-formats chart.

The PC version of first-person shooter Battlefield 3 is what gamers can expect from the next-generation of consoles, developer DICE has said.

The wait is almost over: this week sees the release of perhaps the most anticipated first-person shooter of the year (well, apart from that other one). Tomorrow DICE pushes the big red button and Battlefield 3 goes live for millions of gamers around the world.

The first Joe Danger looks set for launch on Xbox 360.

Production director Chris Sigaty has explained to Eurogamer that Blizzard is aiming for a more accessible take on the popular DOTA gametype with its official StarCraft 2 mod, Blizzard DOTA.

EA believes there is scope to remake the classic, strategic Syndicate from the early nineties.

Netflix has announced plans to launch in the UK and Ireland in early 2012.

EA has teased a Medal of Honor sequel with a leaflet found inside Battlefield 3.

Dance Central was the trendy poster child for Kinect when it launched with deafening fanfare last year. As hundreds of dancers performed in unison in New York's Time Square - in what must rank as the most unrepresentative demonstration of a single-player game in history - millions of hypnotised consumers bought into Microsoft's controller-free dream.

Diablo 3 will be given for free to all World of Warcraft players who opt for the new 12-month Annual Pass subscription.

You can't move for twin-stick shooters or Diablo clones on Xbox Live Arcade, but a twin-stick shooter/dungeon crawler with MMO sensibilities? Now there's something to get excited about.

Ubisoft "ignored" phone calls and emails from UK rock band Rocksmith while trying to file a Rocksmith (video game) trademark in Europe, Eurogamer has learnt.

Microsoft has closed entry to its new Xbox Live dashboard test program after just one day.

Well, there goes another November. Was it good for you? We've had thrills, spills, $650m takes, and even a unique insight into how Kinect aggravates Ellie's neighbour. We've also had some podcasts, of which this is one.

Hello listener(s)! Yes, it's time once again for the award-losing Eurogamer.net podcast, with your host Tom Champion plus some other idiots.

The X Factor may be over and Carlos Tevez may have thrown his last diamond-encrusted tantrum of the calendar year, but at least the Eurogamer.net Podcast hasn't given up on 2010 - we're back with another bundle of waffle, analysis and strange noises.