We visit Konami Gamers Night for a look at Six Days in Fallujah, Saw, Yu-Gi-Oh, Vandal Hearts, and more!

We bring you the latest in gaming news from the 2009 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas!

We headed to Japan to bring you the very best coverage of the 2008 Tokyo Game Show.

We head out to Leipzig, Germany, for the 2008 Games Convention to check out some of the most anticipated games on the horizon.

You're invited to watch over 26 hours of video coverage, check out the latest previews, and read about the biggest scoops in the gaming world!

We visit with Capcom to check out Street Fighter IV, Bionic Commando, Resident Evil 5, and more!

We visit with Sega to check out Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, Samba de Amigo, Valkyria Chronicles, and more!

We visit with Microsoft to check out Gears of War 2, Ninja Gaiden II, Fable 2, and more!

We take a look at some of the upcoming Sierra titles, such as Ghostbusters, Prototype, and World in Conflict.

We visit with Namco Bandai for a look at such upcoming games as Soulcalibur IV, Afro Samurai, Tales of Vesperia, and more!

We follow Homer Rabara to Austin, TX to check out Harold & Kumar 2, Dorkbot, the ScreenBurn Arcade, and more!

Top game designers, developers, and business leaders discuss the state of the games industry, its trends, and the future. Watch exclusive videos of the speaker sessions and more!

The International CES is the world's largest annual tradeshow for consumer technology.

The Penny Arcade Expo is a three-day game festival for tabletop, videogame, and PC gamers, with over 40 game publishers will be on hand to celebrate the event.

We've got all the latest news from the Leipzig Games Convention and the International Games Convention Developer Conference.

Thousands of fans converge upon Anaheim for Blizzard's semi-annual game showcase.

We travel to San Diego for a look at the latest news from the world's largest comic book event.

We visit with Namco Bandai for a look at upcoming titles like Soul Calibur 4, Beautiful Katamari, and Ace Combat 6.

Nintendo invites us to their headquarters in Seattle for a peek at what's to come in 2007.

We head down to San Diego for a look at Sony's upcoming 2007 lineup for the PSP and PS3.

Sega gives us a preview of its 2007 lineup, including NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams, The Club, Sonic Rush Adventure, and more.

We check out some upcoming games at a recent press event with Codemasters.

We've got complete games coverage straight from the Games Developer Conference in San Francisco, CA.

Some of the industry's biggest names gather to discuss the future and evolution of the gaming medium.

Midway invites us to preview some of its upcoming titles, including several never-before-seen games.

Stay up to date on all the news coming out of the Consumer Electronics Show taking place January 8-11 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The Tokyo Game Show takes place September 22 to 24. GameSpot is on location to provide complete coverage of Japan's largest, wildest event in games.

The Leipzig Games Convention is one of the largest games events in the world, with more than 134,000 attendees, 2,000 press members, and 280 exhibitors from 15 countries.

We meet up with Atari for news on all its upcoming titles including Hot PXL, Neverwinter Nights 2, Earthworm Jim, and more!

Dive in to GameSpot's monster coverage of the 2006 Electronic Entertainment Expo. We've got thousands of previews, movies, and images from the show, as well as video blogs, stage demos, the Big Three press conferences, and more!

We head down to Microsoft's press event in San Francisco for a look at their upcoming lineup for the Xbox 360.

We visit Las Vegas for Capcom Gamers' Day to bring you all the latest on what they have planned for 2006.

The new year starts off with a bang as we head down to Las Vegas to cover the International Consumer Electronics Show, held from Jan 5-9. With 2,500 exhibitors and 130,000 attendees, CES is the world's largest annual trade show for consumer technology, and we'll be there to bring you the most up-to-date coverage as the event unfolds.

Keep up with the latest developments surrounding the soon-to-be-released Xbox 360 console, and be sure to browse the Launch Center's feature stories for tips on which hardware bundle and accessories you should pick up.

GameSpot has all-new details, screenshots, and video of Namco's upcoming PC and console game lineup through 2006. Get the latest on Ridge Racer 6, Hellgate: London, Warhammer: Mark of Chaos, and much more!

CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment 2005 is one of the largest trade events for developers and publishers of mobile games, and GameSpot is there to bring you all the latest news and previews from the world of wireless.

THQ recently gave the press a sneak peek at many of its upcoming current- and next-generation games at an event in Santa Monica, California, and GameSpot was there. Check here for all of our previews, interviews, video, and more!

QuakeCon is more than just a massive LAN party. It's the perfect forum for companies like Nvidia, Creative, and Logitech to show off cutting-edge gaming hardware, and for id Software to give its most hardcore fans a peek at what's coming.

Square Enix is home to some of the oldest and most-loved Japanese RPG franchises anywhere, and it's showing off many of its upcoming games at the Square Enix Party 2005 in Tokyo, July 30-31. GameSpot is there to see it all, and we'll be updating our coverage of the event all weekend long!

Electronic Arts is breaking the doldrums of the slow summer release calendar with its annual summer press event. GameSpot is there in full force to bring you the most comprehensive coverage anywhere on the 20-plus games on display.

What started as a small, casual meeting of PC game developers has grown to be one of the most significant video game conferences anywhere. Over the course of the week of GDC, there are literally hundreds of lectures, round-tables, game demos, and much more. GameSpot showed up in full force. We present to you here our comprehensive coverage. Be sure to check the highlights on each day.

The GameSpot Away Team has descended en masse on Las Vegas for Midway's first big press event of 2005. Be sure to check here for constant updates, including hands-on impressions of Midway's wares, as well as gameplay video, developer interviews, and much more!

The Sony PSP has finally arrived, marking one of the most important video game hardware launches in years. If you want to know everything there is to know about the system, here's your place. Check back often for all the latest updates!

GameSpot's team showed up in force at Konami's first press event of 2005, in which the company revealed the latest versions of its eclectic and exciting upcoming lineup...and made a number of exciting announcements. We've got all the new information from the event right here.

This year's CES is huge deal for the gaming industry, since with it comes lots of new information on the hotly anticipated US launch of the Sony PSP, among other news. GameSpot is at CES in force to bring you comprehensive coverage of the gaming side of the event. Keep watching this page on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of this week for 'round-the-clock updates.

GameSpot editors were in attendance at Namco's recent press event. Get the latest details on Namco's upcoming 2004 and 2005 games in the form of updated previews, new screenshots and movies, and developer interviews for games like Xenosaga II, Dead to Rights II, Ridge Racer DS, and more, by checking our update section below.

Hot on the heels of the Tokyo Game Show, Nintendo is hosting its own event in which it's disclosing lots of exciting, new information about its forthcoming DS portable game system. GameSpot is committed to bringing you comprehensive coverage of this occasion--keep checking back for the latest updates!

GameSpot deployed its editors and video producers to Japan in order to extensively cover the Tokyo Game Show...quite probably the most important annual event in gaming, right next to the Electronic Entertainment Expo. As always, our team is committed to bringing you the best, most comprehensive coverage of the show that you'll find anywhere. If you're just joining us, be sure to check out each day's worth of coverage, since we have unique updates for each day of the show.

GameSpot deployed its squad of editors and producers at Midway's late-summer press event, so that they could deliver to you the hands-down-best coverage of the company's intriguing lineup of games currently in development. Midway's recently produced such hits as NBA Ballers and Psi-Ops, so keep your eyes on these next promising titles and see if the company keeps its hot streak going.

GameSpot was on hand at Gen Con Indy for the 30th anniversary of the Dungeons & Dragons pen-and-paper role-playing game...and all the PC and console games that were on display. Here we've got all our latest updates from the event--for you, no admission fees or 20-siders necessary!

At a recent Atari press event staged in the warm Mexican sun at Cabo San Lucas, GameSpot editors and producers went straight to work, bringing you new and updated impressions as well as brand-new screens, movies, and developer interviews of Atari's numerous titles slated for release this fall and beyond.

Our squadron of editors and video producers recently swept through a LucasArts summertime press event, which featured the company's upcoming lineup for 2004 and early 2005. We're back with a comprehensive, up-to-the-minute look at all the company's previously announced, upcoming releases--you won't find more or better coverage of these games anywhere else.

Year after year, mobile gaming has been gaining momentum, and the increasing ubiquity of this new breed of software was quite apparent at this year's E3. GameSpot, in conjunction with Wireless Game Review, made sure that we had our bases covered in this burgeoning market.

Microsoft always makes an important appearance at E3--after all, not only is it the company behind the Xbox, but it's also a major publisher of PC games. This year, the company's lineup is unfortunately rather thin on the PC side. But with major Xbox titles like Halo 2 under its belt, Microsoft is still guaranteed to make a big splash.

This Sony offshoot is intensively focused on massively multiplayer online gaming, and in many ways is responsible for the genre's popularity. SOE's next offerings are intended to raise the bar on online gaming both from a technical standpoint and in terms of accessibility.

Among Korean gamers, the name NCsoft is extremely well known--and, from the looks of things, the company is headed for worldwide recognition in the massively multiplayer online space. Hot on the heels of the recent releases of City of Heroes and Lineage II, NCsoft is showing off a whole, new slew of promising online games at this year's E3.

The company behind the PlayStation 2 and the upcoming PSP is tremendously influential in the gaming industry. Ever since the original PlayStation system debuted in the '90s, Sony's presence at E3 has been monumental, if not monolithic.

THQ is one of the rare publishers with a truly robust portfolio of games, some of which appeal to younger audiences and some of which appeal to older, more mature gamers, and everyone in between. This year's THQ lineup seems to have something for everyone in it.

Vivendi Universal Games is a commanding authority in the gaming industry, and is particularly well-poised to usher in a new era of collaboration between Hollywood and game publishers. The company's diverse lineup includes a number of extremely promising games for all major gaming platforms.

Japan's two biggest role-playing game publishers teamed up to form Square Enix, now a single company commanding venerable franchises like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest. At this year's E3, Square Enix is featuring the latest installments of its beloved franchises.

The world's biggest game publisher always makes a significant impact at E3. This year, the company's main attractions include sequels to The Sims and Madden NFL Football, as well as GoldenEye: Rogue Agent, The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth, and many others.

Atlus is a daring publisher that's built a loyal following for itself due to its relentless pursuit of obscure, innovative, and interesting ideas in games. The company's presence at E3 isn't enormous, but its games tend to be real crowd-pleasers among savvy show-goers.

Acclaim has had its ups and downs over the years, but without fail, the company has a significant presence on the E3 show floor. This year the company's lineup mostly consists of original concepts--a refreshing alternative, considering that so many E3 games are sequels to existing properties.

Eidos always puts on a good show at E3, and this year, the company will be showing off a variety of both previously announced and never-before-seen games. The company's mature-themed offerings, such as its upcoming multiplayer shooter 25 to Life, are particularly notable.

Activision is celebrating its 25th year in business this year, and remains a powerhouse publisher and developer of computer and video games--look no further than the company's lineup at E3 2004 to see that this is one company that has its bases covered.

The annual Game Developers Conference, once a relatively small venue for game industry professionals, is now a much bigger attraction. Now, the gaming press arrives in droves, knowing that many of the hottest upcoming games will be on display, even as major news and announcements break straight from the show floor. GameSpot's crew is on location at San Jose, California to bring you comprehensive coverage of the show.