Some users reporting Xbox 360 version of Warner Bros. new Lego game bundled with demo disc; Warner Bros. confirms "disc labeling error" affects "small number" of copies.

Disney's new game-centric film earns $49.1 million in first-weekend sales, besting new Robert Zemeckis flick Flight and Ben Affleck's Argo.

Adaptation of Peter Jackson's films now available for 3DS, DS, and PS Vita; coming to consoles and PC next month; Lord of the Rings Online available for Mac this week.

Storm-related power outages at Activision's New York-based data centers impacting online play for all Guitar Hero games, numerous Call of Duty titles.

Mario's Nintendo 64 single-player adventure modded to allow playable second character.

Traveller's Tales talks tricky task of adapting English author's iconic and mature fantasy fiction into a Lego form full of whimsy and humor.

FIFA still holds off all newcomers, including Dishonored, Pokemon and XCOM; Fable: The Journey scrapes into the top 40 at number 37.

Capcom's sixth entry takes the top and fifth spots in Japan; PS3 overtakes Nintendo's portable.

EA Sports' pro football sim is month's best-seller, followed by Borderlands 2 rising 234 percent over original; total software sales down 14 percent year-over-year; Xbox 360 sells 270k holding 49 percent of current-gen market.

Backbone Entertainment suffers round of layoffs due to "lower demand for conventional console development"; studio will continue to operate at reduced size.

Senior development manager at Lego Group believes future is bright for brick games, says Tolkien purists will appreciate upcoming LOTR game; wants to bring news games to Xbox 720, PS4.

Senior development manager at Lego Group says company makes sure each new game has something fresh, is tied to physical toy set.

This week's episode blends in some orchestra and a whole lot of sci-fi sounds from the realm of video game music.

From Maniac Mansion to Monkey Island, Danny takes a look at the history of point and click adventure games.

On this week's episode, we talk about Final Fantasy and nothing but; at least after the 12 minute mark.

Nintendo strikes software top spot again with 2D platformer; 3DS XL on top of weekly hardware sales.

PopCap sequel coming first half of next year with new features, settings, and situations.