Teaser image on CD Projekt Red site shows off Geralt's sword; new project announcement planned for February 5.

Publisher says it is "flattered" Disney is competing with Skylanders, believes it will continue to lead the market.

Publisher says it regrets including bikini-clad statue with Zombie Bait premium bundle for Europe and Australia.

Avalanche Software going toe-to-toe with Activision's Skylanders for new "interactive gaming platform" due for release in June on consoles, PC, and mobile.

Double Fine's downloadable adventure game coming to PS3, Xbox 360, PC, and Wii U next week for $15.

2012 had some open world games that brought some great new game mechanics to the table. Here's what we would like to see more of.

ArenaNet's MMORPG reaches new sales milestone; improvements to achievement, guild systems planned for 2013.

Check out this sentimental, not-official trailer for the Zombie Bait edition of Dead Island: Riptide. A pair of young lovers are forced to say goodbye in the most harrowing of ways...

Danny and Johnny travel back to the 1930s to battle mobsters and cars without power steering.

NetherRealm's DC fighter coming to Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii U in three months; $150 Battle Edition and $100 Collector's Edition revealed.

The anticipated DirectX 11 game requires a quad-core processor and 4GB of RAM; also comes with support for cloud saves and Steam's Big Picture mode.

Zumba Fitness publisher sees share value dip 34 percent after earnings report; confirms closure of Boston office, layoffs at QA facility.

Sir Hammerlock's Big Game Hunt now available for Xbox 360, PS3, and PC free with Season Pass, $10 otherwise.

"Ultra collectible" version of zombie game coming exclusively to United Kingdom at launch in April; includes decapitated female statue.

GameSpot gives you a primer on the many games in the Devil May Cry back catalogue so you can get up to speed ahead of the new DmC.

Czech media reports state Ivan Buchta and Martin Pezlar post bail and are released from Greek jail after 128 days of imprisonment.

British playwright Michael Lesslie adapting game for silver screen; director and producers still being sought.

Gift vouchers no longer accepted, but the troubled high-street retailer will keep all 239 stores open while it attempts to find a buyer.

Publisher says it will submit the Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition to the Australian Classification Board for consideration under the newly introduced adult classification category for video games.