Jigglypuff and the new Eevee evolution are among the new Fairy-type Pokémon.
Hop into your racer and grab your blue shells: Mario Kart is coming to the Wii U.
Super Mario and his friends make the jump to a 3D platformer in HD on the Wii U.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes carries the Lego-game torch of clever parody mixed with geek-worthy team-ups from across the Marvel Universe, but the gameplay itself feels too gentle for most grown-ups.
The new Skylanders can jump and change body parts. Will that be enough to fend off Disney?
Nathanielsz tells us why we want to buy more Skylanders toy-game hybrids.
Sony's 2013 E3 press conference was a triumphant reveal of the PS4's sleek look, consumer-friendly used game policy, and price tag that undercuts Microsoft's Xbox One by $100. Oh, and the games look pretty good, too.
Without changing a thing, Sony dealt a big blow to Microsoft.
GamesBeat's community and some industry giants sound off on today's eventful E3 press conferences.
Alienware's Frank Azor isn't shy about speaking up for the PC, even as new consoles are coming soon.
Microsoft rolled out plenty of drool-worthy games at their E3 2013 conference, but too many questions remain about the Xbox One itself.
Sony joins Microsoft in charging for multiplayer gaming.
The classic road rage movie will come to the PS 4 and other platforms.
Sony countered Microsoft's $499 Xbox One announcement with its own headline-grabbing PS4 pricing response.
Sony is happily taking it to Microsoft.
Gamers will see some cool demos of the long-awaited game from Bungie this week.
Bethesda Softworks showcased new gameplay footage for the upcoming massively multiplayer role-playing title.
Sony unveils 10 indie developers who are bringing their titles to the PlayStation 4.
Sony takes it to Microsoft by confirming that used games will work and the PlayStation 4 won't have authentication.
Kingdoms Heart comes back to consoles.
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