Andrew Yoon

Nintendo has officially announced the "Nintendo Network." Covering both 3DS and Wii U, the service will be far more comprehensive, and will provide gamers with features made standard by Xbox Live and PlayStation Network.

It's hard to believe Nintendo isn't profitable when you look at their software sales figures, with multiple million sellers from Mario, Zelda, and Kirby.

The Facebook version of Angry Birds is scheduled for a Valentine's Day launch and will offer new features not found in the mobile version of the game.

Namco Bandai remembers the good ol' days when games would continuously charge us to play. That's why it's bringing back old-school payments for its newly-released Namco Arcade app for iOS devices.

Netflix has confirmed it is no longer interested in adding video game rentals to its service.

Valve's Steam service has just expanded to iOS and Android devices. The newly-released Steam Mobile app will allow gamers to chat with Steam friends, browse community groups, read the latest gaming news, and more.

The augmented reality fighting game, Reality Fighters, will include an unexpected guest character: Mr. Miyagi from the classic 1984 movie, The Karate Kid.

They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. No wonder NimbleBit, developers of the "iPhone Game of the Year" Tiny Tower, is so flattered by Zynga's latest release.

Activision promised twenty content drops for Modern Warfare 3 over it's "season of content." One day after the launch of the game's first DLC, the publisher has revealed its year-long DLC release schedule.

The latest report pegs a late 2013 launch for the next Xbox, and claims the new console will have "six times the processing power of the Xbox 360."