Publisher "re-evaluating" how add-on content is provided to customers in wake of uproar over Street Fighter X Tekken, but new policy won't take effect until after Dragon's Dogma.

Johnny takes a look at the server woes hitting Diablo III, and Capcom's changing approach to downloadable content.

Following record annual loss, company's shares tumbled on Tokyo Stock Exchange; firm facing "a lot of difficulties" in time ahead, says analyst.

Johnny brings the unfortunate news of Bioshock Infinite's delay, and SEGA skipping this year's Gamescom. Happily, Stan Lee swings in to save the day.

Sony says initial sales "a good start," projecting to sell another 10 million systems in current fiscal year; game division post loss for the year.

Upcoming first-person shooter pushed to February 26 to give Irrational Games time to make the title "even more extraordinary"; game won't be at E3, GamesCom.

Capcom's squad-based shooter spin-off trumps "lagging" Street Fighter X Tekken's 1.4 million copies sold; publishers full-year sales and profits sink.

Fusible is reporting that Ubisoft has registered the domain name "avengersbattleforearth.com"; a domain registered before The Avengers film release in the United States.

We traverse a future space forest in the closed beta of Sega's long awaited MMO sequel.

Atlus bringing PlayStation 2 role-playing game remake to Sony's new portable in North America later this year.