Players from all over the world have been upset by the Diablo III servers going down for emergency maintenance. This brought to the surface the huge argument regarding the game making use of the always-on DRM, and frustrations were pushed to the boiling point. Even players who just wanted to play the game...

It looks like a retail ad posted at a Fry’s location in Texas listed a possible release date for the upcoming Guild Wars 2 MMO. The photo above was taken at the retailer and comes courtesy of Kotaku. As of now, Guild Wars 2 still has an unannounced release date. NCsoft has responded to the original post...

People were mad when they found out that Street Fighter X Tekken had 12 finished characters on the disc for the game that could only be accessed as paid DLC. They were furious when a spokesperson for the company said that “there is effectively no distinction” between DLC being on the disc and...

There’s something about the addictive nature of Pokémon that just keeps bringing players back for more. Probably the whole “Gotta catch ’em all” mentality. We already know that Pokémon Black and White is getting a sequel later this year, but yesterday Nintendo announced two new titles for...

  As of only a few short minutes ago, the Diablo III servers are back up for gaming! After launching at 3:01 EDT, Diablo III has been plagued with problems affecting game play. With potentially hundreds of thousands or even millions of people trying to log into the servers and play, it appears that the...

  After many hours of differing problems, from error messages out the wazoo, to problems involving inventory management with your Templar sidekick, Blizzard took down the servers for Diablo III for “emergency maintenance”. They said that the maintenance will be for about an hour, and that...

When your company puts out a game annually, such as Activision does with the Call of Duty series, there is always room for criticism. Players can say that the gaming engine gets too recycled, sequels look just like the games they came out after, and there’s nothing really new to add to the experience. The...

Microsoft has found a way to get gamers to work together in harmony, and it’s all for the cause of Halo 4. You see, the company sent out emails to members of the community, each one carrying a piece of an image. There was also a note in the email that read, “Your piece of the Halo 4 puzzle.” What...