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In advance of Flying Wild Hog's reboot of the game, Steam is offering the original for free.

The Last of Us is getting at least three expansions by way of DLC. One
of those will be a single-player content, and the other two will add new
multiplayer content.

Blizzard is retooling its next MMO, which will see the project release no earlier than 2016.

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Darkwood is a David Lynch inspired, self-described "top-down, old-school,
sandbox survival horror [game] set in a procedurally generated, open
world."

2012 was a busy year for the Entertainment Software Association, and the
latest annual report details some of the organizations projects during
the year.

Tecmo Koei has announced their lineup for E3, the majority of which are continuations of established series.

Anita Sarkeesian ran a successful Kickstarter campaign in the face of online discrimination in order to produce a series of videos examining the representation of women in video games. Today, the second part of her series appeared online.

Kingdom Rush: Frontiers, the sequel to the mobile tower defense title
Kingdom Rush, is getting a full-fledged sequel next week.

Dear Esther, Hotline Miami, and others are available in the newest humble bundle.

Following yesterday's reveal of the Curiosity cube's contents, we spoke with Peter Molyneux about the future for 22 Cans.

These tips and tricks for Fuse might be best applied when you've got friends on board.

Intuitive Game Studios hopes to leverage its experience on L.A. Noire and the moribund Whore of the Orient to create "the kinds of games we would like to play ourselves."

The long-running peripheral manufacturer follows Microsoft into gaming's next generation.

Shadow might have had a rough time in his own game, but this statue of the dark hedgehog is fantastic.

It's not all triple-A, big budget blockbusters at E3. Indies are making their presence known.

We've shared our favorite hidden gems with you. Now it's your turn.

For players who are tired of playing Grand Theft Auto as a regular dude
without any missles, energy beams, or rocket propulsion -- fret no more.

A familiar name has resurfaced, giving fans of the Final Fantasy series
hope that a Japan-only release on PSP might see the light of day in
North America.

If you've been waiting to play the card-based strategy game from the
studio that brought you Minecraft, the time is almost at hand.