Tris, the free version of Tetris on iTunes, is being pulled from the digital store after invoking the ire of The Tetris Company.Read More...
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Cashing in: adding real names to sports games
http://arstechnica.comEA may have some of the most realistic sports games on the market, but the company is powerless to include the names of the actual college athletes. The gray market has no such restrictions, and some gamers are profiting handsomely by selling the information.Read More...
Read more »Jagged Alliance coming to DS: the cult rejoices
http://arstechnica.comEmpire Interactive is bringing the hit strategy RPG series Jagged Alliance to the Nintendo DS, with a port of the 1994 original.Read More...
Read more »Why your gaming degree may be a waste of time
http://arstechnica.comWith school nearly back in session, a number of noteworthy industry members have warned students to reconsider pursuing gaming degrees. Our take on the situation inside. Read More...
Read more »Bomberman Blast coming to WiiWare, with online play
http://arstechnica.comGet ready Bomberman fans: everyone's favorite bomb-setting rascal is coming to WiiWare in a brand new game with online multiplayer and Mii support.Read More...
Read more »Wii becomes first million seller in Canada
http://arstechnica.comThe most recent NPD data shows that the Wii has become the first current-generation console to top the one-million sold mark in Canada.Read More...
Read more »Mercenaries 2 lets you blow up in-game ads
http://arstechnica.comMercenaries 2 wouldn't be an EA game without featuring at least a few in-game ads... but this time, players can annihilate them.Read More...
Read more »First look: Battlefield Heroes is good, free PC gaming fun
http://arstechnica.comArs Technica has given EA's free to play PC title Battlefield: Heroes quite the play test. The verdict? It's easy to play and much fun, although we're still left wondering what we'll be asked to pay for. Read More...
Read more »Sony: developer exclusivity is the key
http://arstechnica.comIn the wake of losing publisher exclusives like Final Fantasy XIII, Sony Computer Entertainment of Europe president David Reeves has sounded off about the battle for exclusives, saying that developers are the better target for business relationships.Read More...
Read more »Best handheld EVER comes to iPhone: LED Football
http://arstechnica.comMemories of the 70s: eating fondue, hanging out in the hot tub, playing LED Football on one of those awesome Mattel handhelds. Now that experience is coming to the iPhone. Minus the fondue. Read More...
Read more »Warhawk expansion detailed, jetpacks incoming
http://arstechnica.comSony has detailed the latest expansion for Warhawk, Operation: Fallen Star, which will see the introduction of rocket packs and a new level into the game.Read More...
Read more »Kojima Productions loses MGS4 assistant producer
http://arstechnica.comRyan Payton, assistant producer on Metal Gear Solid 4, has announced that he is leaving Kojima Productions for personal reasons.Read More...
Read more »E for All: the kid no one wants to dance with
http://arstechnica.comE for All raised much scorn last year, but that's nothing compared to the show's lackluster industry support and Penny Arcade's jeers the show is currently suffering from. Read More...
Read more »IndieCade returns to PAX with games, both computer and real-world
http://arstechnica.comIndieCade, the showcase of games and art from indie developers around the country, is back at PAX again this year, with a treasure trove of great content, including new Alternate Reality Games.Read More...
Read more »Open-source gaming goes commercial with Wiz handheld
http://arstechnica.comNintendo and Sony's portable gaming units may be all the rage these days, but the newest open source handheld called the Wiz is raising eyebrows. The specs look nice, and you can play classic games via emulation.Read More...
Read more »Spore Origins game appears early for older iPods
http://arstechnica.comAlthough it's slated to be released on the iPhone and other platforms on September 7, iPod classic and iPod nano owners are already able to download the mobile version of Spore Origins from the iTunes Store.Read More...
Read more »Immersion slices Microsoft $21 million piece of Sony pie
http://arstechnica.comAfter years of dispute and litigation, the patent infringement lawsuit between Sony, Microsoft, and Immersion has come to a close, as Immersion has agreed to pay Microsoft $21 million of Sony's dollars.Read More...
Read more »Racing games: what do the pros pick?
http://arstechnica.comOT caught up with the Corvette Racing drivers to ask a simple question: Gran Turismo or Forza?Read More...
Read more »Duke Nukem 3D on XBLA: you are the master of time
http://arstechnica.comDuke Nukem 3D is coming to Xbox Live Arcade, and Shacknews has the details on some of the new features we can expect. Read More...
Read more »$10,000 will get you a lot of D&D: the Sultan Gaming Table
http://arstechnica.comIf you have $10,000 and an excess of extra space, we give you the ultimate in role-playing luxury: the Sultan Gaming Table. Read More...
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