Nintendo reported earnings for the fiscal year on Wednesday, and Wii U sales have been revealed in all their disappointing glory.

Nintendo will report its earnings for fiscal 2013 on Wednesday. With months of dire Wii U sales and slow software sales, its expected to report its second ever annual loss.

A new collaboration with Women in Games International and the Girl Scouts has scouts earning a new proficiency patch in video game design.

When THQ was forced to declare bankruptcy and sell off its myriad holdings earlier this year, that looked like the end of Darksiders 3. Now Nordic Games has saved the series.

Spyro the Dragon put developer Insomniac Games on the map but it was Ratchet & Clank that made them an institution. Now it's working on a big screen adaptation due in 2015.

Harmonix spent eight years making video games about playing music on fake plastic instruments. Now it's doing something different, hiring new staff to make story-based adventures.

Nintendo 3DS XL has been available in the US for eight months, but the Circle Pad Pro add-on is only now making it out, ready to help new Monster Hunter fans.

Replay Games and Al Lowe's HD remake of Larry Laffer's seminal adventure, Leisure Suit Larry: Reloaded, is out in June after nearly two years of development.

Darskiders, Red Faction, and the Homeworld series were auctioned among the other remnants of THQ's game publishing business this month, raising around $7 million.

New research on how children with Autism Spectrum Disorders interact with video games has revealed opportunities for teaching social skill, but potential risks too.

This week in Jetsetter, our weekly column that examines the gaming industry around the world, Capcom spurns the West, Indian gaming blossoms, and Korea gets one final Wii exclusive.

Capcom and Tencent are making a new MMO for the famous Monster Hunter series, Monster Hunter Online, but US gamers are out of luck as the game's only for China.

The most impressive data in Microsoft's spring earnings report is the growth of Xbox Live. Membership has grown from 25 million members in 2010, to 46 million today.

Microsoft has never quite given up on the Japanese market despite years of failure, and it's giving the Xbox 360 one more marketing push before rolling out the Next Xbox.

Unity Technologies co-founder Nicholas Francis and his new studio Framebunker are making their first game, a sci-fi tactical shooter for tablets called Static Sky.

Sources claim that L.A. Noire studio Team Bondi has finally reached the end of the road, laid off by the production company KMM that's still trying to make Whore of the Orient.

Capcom is planning a return to internal development after half a decade of outsourcing titles like DmC, Bionic Commando, and others to Western developers.

Square-Enix lost a lot of money in the past few years, which isn't surprising since it's been working on titles like Final Fantasy Versus XIII for close to a decade.

EA announced a plethora of new features due in this fall's FIFA Soccer 14, but the company conspicuously avoided announcing the game for machines like Wii U, PS4, and the next Xbox.

The Nintendo 3DS' momentum isn't slowing as Nintendo announces a plethora of games like Yoshi's Island 3DS that recall the company's Super Nintendo heyday.

Now that it's settled its trademark dispute with Fox, Microsoft and Rare Inc. can finally bring back the long lost fighting game series Killer Instinct.

Nintendo will finally bring a classic game store to its new console on April 24th with the new Wii U Virtual Console. Cult favorites like Earthbound will follow.

More than two decades later, Nintendo is returning to Link's Super Nintendo adventure with The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past 2 on Nintendo 3DS.

A new trademark suggests that the very first game from Respawn Entertainment, the new studio staffed by many of the creators behind the Call of Duty series, will be Titan.

Facebook insists that its network is still a booming market for game makers despite Electronic Arts' big closures. What's the truth? It depends on your perspective.

March offered new evidence of Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 fatigue, as those consoles' marquee franchises Gears of War and God of War declined in sales as well.

Will a Wii U price drop turn things around for Nintendo's console? Not unless Nintendo completely overhauls the way it handles digital distribution on the machine.

Elite: Dangerous developer Frontier Developments is making its first Wii U game. It isn't Lost Winds 3, though, but a version of its iOS game Coaster Crazy.

Not even four years after EA acquired Playfish for $300 million, it's shutting down all of Playfish's Facebook games, including SimCity Social.

Criterion is done with racing for the time being. Creative Director Alex Ward confirmed that Criterion's next game won't be a Burnout or a Need For Speed.

Fez sold 200,000 copies on Xbox Live Arcade according to creator Phil Fish. In May the game will more to Steam, then other platforms later later this year.

What does the future hold for Bethesda Softworks as work wraps on Skyrim? Signs point to Fallout 4 going into full development and an iOS Elder Scrolls.

This week in Jetsetter we take a look at Strike Vector, a Crimson Skies-style shooter made by developers from Quantic Dream, Dontnod, and Sony Liverpool.

Sony is trying hard to change the way it does business with PlayStation 4, but doesn't just want more indie developers making its PS4 games, it wants women making them.