The South Korean government just does not seem to like video games! Due to some new laws about to hit the books in Korea, Sony is being forced to close its PlayStation Store and other related services for the PS3. The PSN services will stop on June 29th, and the purchase of new content, downloads, and...

We’re all pretty excited for the first expansion to Bethesda’s Skyrim. Sure, we’ve been teased plenty with the promises of an Elder Scrolls MMO, but we still want to see more content in the game that’s already out. With beta invites already out, some players have leaked a few details...

Crytek, the developer responsible for the Crysis series, is heading in a new direction for its games. Once the company completes any current “traditional” games (like Crysis 3), they will start producing only free to play games. It’s a bold step coming from a company that has created some...

Over a month ago we reported on how the new DLC, called Dawnguard, might contain content on the snow elves, who were the precursor of the falmer. Well, it looks like we might have been wrong, as the new trailer for the Dawnguard DLC makes no mention of snow elves whatsoever. However, it looks like some of...

Dead Island released last year and made more than just a ripple when it hit the waters of the gaming community. As an open-world zombie slasher action RPG, it offers much for players who are into the whole zombie apocalypse idea. Thankfully I’m one of those players and I gobbled up everything the game...

After Microsoft made their big announcements earlier today, it was Sony’s turn in the spotlight, with President and CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America Jack Tretton taking the stage.. Like Microsoft, Sony made no mentions of any future console plans, but they had plenty of other things to...

Earlier this week, we reported on a rumor about how Battlefield 3 was going to have a Premium service. It looks like that rumor was true, as a fact sheet has leaked out of Germany that contains the details of what’s going on with the Premium service. No date has been listed that shows when the service...

As many people are aware, EA isn’t exactly a fan of Steam. After pulling several of their games from the service last year over objections about how Steam handled DLC, they went ahead and launched their own content service, Origin. Results have been mixed, but for the most part it’s done well...