Sony is celebrating the release of God of War: Ascension by releasing a special PlayStation 3 bundle pack. For only $350, you'll be able to pick up an exclusive, red console, a month of PlayStation Plus service and every God of War game ever made.

Valve Software head Gabe Newell doesn't worry about competing with Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony with the upcoming Steam Box. Instead, he fears that Apple might enter the gaming business.

Senator Lamar Alexander believes video games are a more pressing threat than guns because they "affect people."

Developer 4J Studios has written a detailed explanation of what we can expect to find in Update 8 for the Xbox Live iteration of Minecraft, though we warn you that the list is decidedly underwhelming.

When Edgar Wright's Ant-Man film and the Doctor Strange movie adaptation hit theaters in 2015 and 2016, respectively, they'll usher in a new era for Marvel Studios. An era that has been dubbed "Phase Three."

Those of you anxiously awaiting the Justice League movie should pre-order tickets for Zack Snyder's imminent Man of Steel. The existence of the former hinges on the success of the latter.

A Chinese man remains in police custody after a brutal double murder and the incineration of a local Internet cafe. What could drive a person to do such things? Poor Internet service.

Splinter Cell: Blacklist will debut with an expensive Collector's Edition that, among other things, includes a miniature airplane that actually flies.

This morning the producers of Mass Effect 3 unveiled two new screenshots that are currently unrecognizable as part of the game. Does this suggest that more downloadable content is on the way for the BioWare roleplaying epic?

Your first chance to play Perfect World Entertainment's upcoming MMORPG Neverwinter is right around the corner, but it might cost you some serious scratch.

In what may be the best news the city of Baltimore has received since the end of The Wire, EA's Madden '13 has selected the Ravens to trump the San Francisco 49ers in this year's Super Bowl.

Age of Wushu, a free to play MMO based on Chinese martial arts, is now slated to make its American debut in Spring of 2013.

The PC release of Resident Evil 6 will be the biggest and best version of the game to date, though it will also still feature almost all of the things fans hated about the game's original incarnation.

Today marks the debut of the Sony Entertainment Network in North America, and for those of you who enjoy glossy attempts to streamline the way you spend all your money this new initiative should be a real treat.

When the Justice League movie debuts, the titular superhero team will only feature five members.

We've got the first footage of Ashton Kutcher as Steve Jobs from the upcoming biopic jOBS, and it's not nearly as terrible as we'd feared.

When God of War: Ascension debuts on March 12, it will bring with it not just the latest sequel in Sony's flagship action franchise but also a demo for the upcoming, heavily-anticipated survival horror title The Last of Us.

The ongoing saga of THQ's fiscal collapse rolls on, but Crytek says it won't have any major affect on the development or eventual quality of Homefront 2.

Following the recent rejection of its bankruptcy plan, THQ's assets have been auctioned piecemeal to whomever could offer the flailing games publisher the most cash.

Crysis 3's multiplayer beta test begins in a mere six days, offering prospective players their first opportunity to shoot one another among the game's gorgeously rendered dystopian landscapes.

Rise of the Hutt Cartel, the first major expansion for Star Wars: The Old Republic, boasts a ton of new content, and we now have word on how much these novel concepts will cost players.

Capcom's follow up to the underappreciated Dragon's Dogma is hardly a sequel, but it certainly offers a ton of content at a very attractive price.

Capcom is bringing Resident Evil: Revelations to PCs and home consoles, with a host of new features and, as you'd expect, an increased price tag over its Nintendo 3DS predecessor.

As if there was ever any doubt, former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will appear in the next Terminator sequel.

A new trademark application reveals a mysterious Microsoft project dubbed "Gunpowder." It's a piece of software, has something to do with online gaming, and we know little else about it.

Former presidential candidate Ralph Nader sees major issues with our government. Our politicians are crooks, he claims, and violent video games are more dangerous than they've ever been.

THQ's attempts to rebuild itself after a catastrophic financial collapse prove a positive for players as almost everything the company has published over the last decade can now be yours for only $25.

The PlayStation Network is about to host another big sale and this time both major games and films can be had for up to 75 percent off of their regular retail price.

In the newly-revealed Tekken Card Tournament, Namco Bandai's flagship pugilists will once again trade in kicks and punches for a stack of playing cards.

Street Fighter X Mega Man v2 is now available, and alongside a handful of bug fixes and balance changes, the update also brings with it a whole new Street Fighter character to battle against.

Silicon Knights' action title Too Human has disappeared from the Xbox Live Marketplace along with all of its related content. The reason is unclear, though we suspect it's the result of the developer's ongoing legal problems.

Dean "Rocket" Hall created the hit zombie survival game DayZ in his spare time. Is it any surprise then that he's upset at Hammerpoint Interactive for swiping the same concept for its exceedingly similar title, The War Z?

Curt Schilling battled through a gory foot injury to win the second game of the 2004 World Series. Schilling is now selling the bloody sock he wore that day to help offset the massive debt of 38 Studios.

Bethesda promised that the PlayStation 3 version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim would eventually see the same DLC as the Xbox 360 game.