Adi Shankar has inked a deal with Ubisoft to bring a new story set in the Assassin's Creed universe to the small screen.

Amazon has been shipping out fake Ryzen CPUs, likely as a result of a refund scam carried out by unscrupulous customers.

New images of the mysterious Ataribox console confirm that the system will be available in modern and retro variants.

Esteemed character actor Martin Landau died on Saturday at the age of 89, following a brief hospitalization.

Original animated shorts, drama tie-ins, and a Simpsons couch gag are among the virtual reality experiences nominated for Emmy awards.

It's now possible to link a Bungie profile with a Blizzard account, helping PC gamers get ready for the release of Destiny 2.

A new adapter that lets Pokémon Go players wear the Pokémon Go Plus wearable as a ring has been announced for Japan.

Amazon has released a brand new trailer for its adaptation of The Tick, ahead of its release on Prime Video next month.

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is all about tense alliances and fragile allegiances, but this clip shows what happens when players get along.

Microsoft has added some useful new tools and support for a brand-new file sharing standard in the latest update to its Paint 3D app.

343 Industries has confirmed that four Halo games originally released for the Xbox 360 will soon be compatible with the Xbox One.

A new Internet Archive project hopes to collect digital copies of the thousands of free trial CD-ROMs distributed by AOL.

After nearly thirty years in the role, Steve Whitmire is being replaced as the voice of Kermit the Frog by Matt Vogel.

Oculus will offer its Rift headset and a Touch controller for the bargain price of $399 for the next six weeks.

Sledgehammer Games' studio head Glen Schofield reveals that the Zombies mode in Call of Duty: WWII will be unveiled at San Diego Comic Con.

Google Earth has added support for live video feeds, kicking off with footage of brown bears hunting salmon in Alaska.

Seattle-based VR arcade specialist VRstudios has announced a new large-scale VR system dubbed the VRcade Arena.

The University of California Irvine has announced grants of $2,500 per year to be given to skilled Overwatch players.

Rocket League players will be able to customize their cars with items inspired by Rick and Morty following the game's next update.

Queen fans can enjoy a one of a kind live performance by the band thanks to the group's new virtual reality concert film, VR the Champions.

Microsoft will soon issue Windows 10 update notifications to users still running the first release of the OS, citing security concerns.

Duncan Menzies’ digital chanter translates the fingering of rookie bagpipe players into direct feedback on their strengths and weaknesses.

Microsoft cancelled its Surface Mini just weeks before it was set to be officially announced, but now photos have made their way to the web.

Blizzard has opened pre-orders on StarCraft: Remastered, which is scheduled to release on August 14 for $15.

Palmer Luckey has pledged $2,000 per month to ReVive, a project that makes Oculus Rift exclusives compatible with the HTC Vive.

IBM has detailed how its Cognitive Highlights tech will use AI to give tennis fans access to a broader selection of Wimbledon highlights.

Canadian development studio Redspace has launched its new tennis-inspired action sports game Gunball on Steam.

The family of Swedish actor Michael Nyqvist has confirmed that the John Wick star lost his battle with lung cancer this week.

Google will be forced to pay $2.73 billion in fines for the anticompetitive placement of retail links in its search results.

Modder Ed Zarick has unveiled his latest project: The Xstation, a sleek custom build that combines PlayStation 4 and Xbox One hardware.

Purism has announced plans to ramp up production of its security-conscious Librem laptops in response to rising demand.

After beating top Go player Ke Jie, DeepMind retired the AlphaGo AI, but the team is already seeking out new challenges to prove the worth of its research.

Researchers at the University of Geneva have developed a new method of storing qubits, which could be a boon for quantum computing.

Imagination Technologies, the company responsible for the GPUs used in Apple's iPhone and iPad lines, has put itself up for sale.