Kevin Spacey to star in upcoming video game Call of ...Activision has announced their upcoming first-person shooter code-named "Advanced Warfare" will star Kevin Spacey as a rogue private military contractor.
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare is due out on 4 November and is developed by Sledgehammer, a San Francisco based game studio. Sledgehammer previously worked on Modern Warfare 3.
The plot is set in the ne...
Tuvok is joining the Star Trek Online castTim Russ, better known from Star Trek: Voyager as Tuvok will be joining the growing cast for the game "Star Trek Online". Tim Russ will reprise his role as Tuvok; he will be stared as Admiral Tuvok in a feature episode "A Step Between Stars".
Star Trek Online is a Free-2-Play MMO staring some of the known Star Trek cast such as Worf (Michael Dorn). The game...
Alienware Steam Machine launching this September?It has been reported that Alienware is planning to release its third-party Steam Machine in September.
The Alienware Steam Machine made its debut at CES in Last Vegas. Powered by Valve's Steam OS, the company is aiming to bring cutting-edge gaming to your living room.
Bryan de Zayas confirmed the report to TechRadar, but has said that things could change...
Titanfall is really tough to marketThe producer of Titanfall has stated Titanfall is "really tough to market". Titanfall is a game that features giant robots shooting at each other, aimed for multi-player experience only.
The lack of single-player script events has made trailers virtually non-existent, the company has taken to simply showing off gameplay in the hope that it will appeal to ga...
Undead Labs signs multi-title deal with MicrosoftState of Decay is one of the fastest selling original games to hit Xbox Live Arcade so it is needless to say that Microsoft were fast to follow up a contract for a multi-title deal with Undead Labs; the State of Decay developers.
"I wanted to let you know we've signed a multi-year, multi-title agreement to extend our development relationship with Microsoft ...
PlayStation games to go console freeSony has announced plans for its cloud gaming service to go live at the Console Electronics Show in Las Vegas
"PlayStation Now" will allow subscribers to play some of the platform's greatest hits without owning a console.
Sony’s latest smart TVs will be the first devices to support the new streaming service, but Sony also intends to offer the facility to...
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