A Kingdom for Keflings (X360)NinjaBee's newest title first Xbox 360 game to feature playable Microsoft Avatars.

Naruto: The Broken Bond (X360)Naruto: The Broken Bond has shipped to retailers and will be in stores in North America this week.

Sins of a Solar Empire (PC)Pre-order Sins of a Solar Empire Expansion "Entrenchment" and get in the beta.

The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria (PC)The first expansion for the award-winning massively multiplayer online game now available.

Lips (X360)New singing game from Xbox 360 offers songs for diverse musical tastes and includes wireless motion-sensitive microphones.

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (X360)An amazing array of downloadable surprises arrive in celebration of the launch of Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix.

EverQuest II: The Shadow Odyssey (PC)Exclusive in-game item free with pre-order at Direct2Drive.com.

Grand Theft Auto IV (PC)Clips created with the in-game Replay Editor from GTA IV PC.

Naruto: The Broken Bond (X360)Launch into ninja action.

In honor of the tenth anniversary of the original Half-Life (PC), developer Valve has put the game on sale on its Steam digital distribution service for 98 cents, a nod to its 1998 release. The oft-delayed Half-Life was Valve's first release and went on to receive countless Game of the Year awards and high-ranking spots in several publications' "best games of all time" lists. The studio has followed up the adventures of silent protagonist Gordo
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Codemasters has taken the wraps off DiRT 2, the sequel to the 2007 off-road racer expected next year for PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3. The game will focus largely on improving upon the original DiRT, and executive producer Gavin Raeburn promised that the game's graphics, physics, single-player career, and multiplayer features will get some extra attention from the internal Codemasters studio working on the game. In territories outside North
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Ten years ago today, the original Half-Life was released. To mark this momentous occasion, the...

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) in the UK ran a competition last year called the Competition of Ideas. The aim of the competition was to come up with new defense technology that would aid the MoD. One of the entrants has now developed into a very useful and unusual gadget for the battlefield called the I-Ball. [...]

Watching the exchange between Yahoo! and Microsoft over acquisition talks has been a lot like watching a tennis match. This time the latest volley has come from Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer. According to an Associated Press report, Ballmer was quoted during Microsoft’s annual shareholder meeting saying, “We are done with all acquisition discussions with Yahoo.” That [...]

Command and Conquer is back, and with EA’s recent upward trend in quality releases this one stays solid, but can be a bit frustrating especially with the poor matchmaking functions the game offers.  The classic formula of the franchise is here, including the campy cinematics (Tim Robbins is good in anything) and the RTS gameplay [...]

If you don’t think your flash drive is quite big enough to hold all of your data then you will be happy to hear that Kingston has bumped up the available storage of the company’s DataTraveler 150 lineup. The company announced that a new 64GB version of the DataTraveler 150 USB Flash drive is now [...]

Gamers who have downloaded the NXE have noticed that when they install Halo 3, the game actually runs slower than it does when ran straight from the disc. While most other developers would try to sidestep the issue, Bungie decided to address the matter head on and explain to their fans exactly why the game runs slower when installed.

The computer-melting first-person shooter Crysis can be run at sixty frames per second with the graphics settings turned way up. Yes, it's actually possible. It takes only one easy step: "Buy an $8,000 computer." See? Simple!