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Ne'er-do-wells, beware! Blizzard is still casting a watchful eye over Diablo 3 and has issue issued further rounds of bans for naughty hackers and cheats. Along with the usual bots and whatnot, naughtiness punished includes a hack which zoomed the game out further to attack monsters from so far away they AI doesn't trigger and they don't retaliate.
Borderlands 2 is coming to Mac on November 20 from Aspyr Media, the studio that has produced ports of Black Ops 2 and Civilization V.
Johann Sebastian Joust is a critically acclaimed multiplayer game for PlayStation Move that features no graphics. And it's going to get an official PS3 and PC release--with your help.
The Indie Royale Harvest Bundle has launched, packing together Mutant Mudds, Pineapple Smash Crew, Spirits, Avernum: The Great Trials Trilogy, and BasketBelle.
"Elder Scrolls Online... everything you need about it is right in the name: it's Elder Scrolls but it's online," creative director Paul Sage says in a 9-minute video showing off the first gameplay snippets from ZeniMax's MMORPG. And indeed it certainly does seem to be so. Our John was not pleased with what he saw of TESO at E3, but does this pique your interest?
Tweedpunk first-person survivor Sir, You Are Being Hunted has released the first snippets of actual gameplay from its alpha build to celebrate hitting a modest Kickstarter goal. You'll catch a peek at dodging and fighting robotic gentlemen in a procedurally-generated British countryside, because that's what the video game is about, see.
Diablo 3 is "the top-selling game overall" based on digital and retail sales in North America and Europe, Activision has proudly proclaimed.
Those of you upset by the delay of the updated and enhanced version of Baldur's Gate get a small reprieve: The release date has been moved up by two days to November 28.
Valve will announced the next set of Steam Greenlight games on November 30, the company has revealed.
Gangs are cool, we all know. Little in life is more enjoyable than getting together with your chums, slapping yourselves with tags and symbols, then performing acts of unspeakable violence. When StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm launches, you'll be able to form the video game equivalent, clans, and show the world just how rough, tough and ready The Warriors are. Or Th3 Warri0rz, if someone else takes that name.
