Andrew Yoon

It's been a while since we've enjoyed the neo-retro stylings of Pac-Man: Championship Edition DX. It's time for Namco Bandai to bring back the Pac--but in what way?

In two days, Nintendo will release three DLC packs for New Super Mario Bros 2. Each pack contains three new courses to play in Coin Rush mode, and each will cost $2.50.

3D was a big push for Sony, but it's disappeared from Sony's marketing efforts as of late. The company's UK boss admits consumers weren't happy with 3D, and has said the company is now focusing on new IP.

While not officially sanctioned by Valve, the company has made no effort blocking the Black Mesa remake, calling it "common sense" to allow fan-created efforts to thrive.

It's that time of year again. Mountain Dew and Doritos are offering double XP for Halo 4.

Don't you hate deals that have a ton of fine print? Thankfully, this one's pretty easy to follow: simply spend $100 on the PlayStation Network this month, and get a $20 credit back next month.

When BioWare announced the Mass Effect Trilogy, one key detail was missing: would any DLC be included? There will be some, depending on which platform you're playing on.

PS+ subscribers should make sure to pick up Borderlands, as that will no longer be available after tomorrow's content update. In its stead will be EA Sports' downloadable arcade game, NFL Blitz.

Could the other XCOM game be turning into a third-person shooter? A newly released survey seems to suggest so.

Coming to PS3 and Xbox 360 on October 30th, the LE includes the game (and Metal Gear Rising demo), an import soundtrack featuring remixes of the music from the series, and a 100 page art book featuring new work from Yoji Shinkawa.