Andrew Yoon

Did Sony and Microsoft steal Nintendo's thunder at E3 by announcing SmartGlass and Vita/PS3 integration? Nintendo says no, of course.

You'll be able to access Miiverse from the web on PC and mobile phones. However, you'll be able to do much more than look at status updates. You'll even be able to purchase games and queue them up for delivery while your system is on standby.

Paramount Pictures now has its own standalone Kinect-enabled app. It works like many of the other movie-purchasing apps on the system--minus the ability to watch movies from studios other than Paramount. Oh, and you can't buy movies from the app, either.

Diablo 3's real-money auction house is now live for players in the Americas. The long-awaited system will allow Diablo fanatics to buy, sell, and trade rare loot from the game with real US dollars.

European players of League of Legends are being notified of a recent hack that has compromised personal information.

Nyko is the latest peripheral manufacturer to attempt creating a game pad for mobile devices. However, what makes their controller so unique is not the hardware itself--but software that can ensure backwards compatibility with all mobile games.

Vancouver-based developer Slant Six has laid off "more than a quarter" of its employees today.

While Wii U's single touch screen may seem like a step backwards for gamers used to multi-touch offered by their smartphone screens, Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime disagrees.

Troubled developer Silicon Knights has confirmed additional layoffs following its loss against Epic Games.