It appears that Call of Duty: Elite will be coming to the PC, however the launch date is still yet to be determined. READ MORE

Yoshinori Kitase, Producer on Final Fantasy XIII-2, has revealed that the next major title may move away from its turn based roots due to the changing tastes of gamers. READ MORE

Origin has expanded its title choices by adding two new Capcom games to its lineup. READ MORE

Two videos of the upcoming Back to Karkand DLC showed up online today, taking a look at two of the pack's included maps. READ MORE

Another legendary WWE superstar has been announced for WWE '12, and it's the king of hardcore himself—Mick Foley. READ MORE

For the millions out there who are now engrossed in the adventures of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, some are wondering if fixes will be coming soon for the various issues that have been floating around. READ MORE

For those Battlefield 3 console players who wish that maps could have more than three flags, there's good news concerning the Back to Karkand expansion. READ MORE

It's Tuesday, which means it's time for another round of new content on the PlayStation Store. So what are we in store for today? READ MORE

The first Sly Cooper title developed specifically for the PlayStation 3, Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time is coming our way next year—and for now, we've got some new details and screenshots. READ MORE

Ubisoft has announced that the first DLC pack for Assassin's Creed Revelations will be released next month. READ MORE

Bethesda has revealed that Brink is set to get a massive update within the next few weeks on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. READ MORE

Fhrope and his crew are back busting more Battlefield 3 myths, taking a look at MAV rides, using the EOD Bot to carry ammo, killing seven people with one bullet and much more. READ MORE

Minecraft has finally exited beta and has officially gone Gold, in preparation for its release at the MineCon event in Las Vegas this week. READ MORE

Namco has announced that news of patches 1.04 and 1.05 for Dark Souls in the West will be revealed soon. READ MORE

You’d be hard-pressed to find a game that matches the debauchery and excess of Saints Row: The Third. Pushing its own boundaries and depravity to the limit, this sandbox action-adventure goes to great lengths to parody anything and everything in gaming and pop culture—even itself—all in the name of entertainment. READ MORE

When you go shopping this holiday season, think back to the days when you and three friends would game together on the same console. Think about how fun those experiences were—when you could actually hit your buddy for being a jerk or high-five and celebrate with an actual, in-person human being. Today’s online multiplayer’s great, but it can’t re-create the atmosphere of being in the same room as your buddies. That’s why it’s refreshing to see a game that intentionally bucks that trend, saying, “Hey, bring some friends. Let’s have a good time.” READ MORE

It’s rare that you see a game revolving around motion controls that also attempts to feature a deep, fleshed-out story like Medieval Moves: Deadmund’s Quest. Unfortunately, you all too often see these types of games fall into the same gameplay traps that this one falls into as well—missteps that take away from the overall experience. READ MORE

When it comes to motion-controlled games, the experiences geared at casual audiences usually end up as the most polished, user-friendly products. Of course, you’ve also got the games you typically tire of quickly and don’t pull out again unless you’ve got company over and are looking to goof off—and Carnival Island is a perfect example. READ MORE

An email has been sent out by Activision to Call of Duty: Elite founding members saying that the service will be temporarily limiting access to Elite and will be prioritizing access to Founding members. READ MORE

Activision has revealed that the delayed Call of Duty: Elite service for PC may not launch at all, if they cannot guarantee a safe environment. READ MORE