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This week's releases are headlined by two long-awaited heavyweights: Diablo III, 12 years after Diablo II, and Rockstar's Max Payne 3.
Sony Online Entertainment's free-to-play family MMO Free Realms turns three with birthday quests, daily rewards and an in-game world event.
Blizzard Entertainment has announced that Diablo II has gone gold. Go ahead and warn your family now, because the end of June is about to disappear into loot, clicking, and whatever caffeinated poison you keep beside the keyboard.
Vicarious Visions previews Terminus, a persistent space sim built for Linux, PC, and Mac in one release.
Half-Life Mac is today's business-side update, the sort of suit-and-spreadsheet news that still decides what games actually reach players.
Blue Byte files lawsuit against Logicware: Blue Byte Software, Inc. filed a lawsuit against California based Logicware earlier this week in the District Court of Travis County,...
Diamond Multimedia ships Rio 500: Diamond Multimedia Systems announced the shipment of the Rio 500, a next-generation portable MP3 player.
HomeFree Phoneline USB ships: Diamond Multimedia Systems announced shipment of HomeFree Phoneline USB, the PC industry's first USB home networking product with cross-platform...
Intensor fx Gaming Seat ships: Imeron, creators of the Intensor Sensory Gaming Chair, today announced that the Intensor fx, a portable game seat developed to provide immersive...
Mob Rule ships: Simon & Schuster Interactive announced today it's much anticipated PC game title MOB RULE has shipped nation wide and is now available at computer software...