Source: Sony to unveil God of War 3 at E3
Make way for Kratos, because a God of War 3 reveal looks increasingly likely from Sony at next month's E3 conference in Los Angeles. More...

Rockstar and Amazon to sell in-game GTA IV music
A new partnership will make the 150 songs found in Grand Theft Auto IV available for download from Amazon.com. More...

Gibson sues MTV, Harmonix, EA for Guitar Hero rights
The guitar manufacturer says guitar controllers infringe on a 1999 technology patent that protects the right to "simulate a musical performance". More...

EA concerned with low review scores of its games
The average review score of all EA-published games dropped from 77 to 72 on Metacritic over the last year, and that has the publishing giant worried given the influential power that the aggregate review site wields. More...

Nokia Invites Some Customers to Test N-Gage Games
Nokia last week invited some phone users to start playing with its delayed new N-Gage gaming service and rebranded its video- and photo-sharing service. More...

Sony returns to game profitability, PS3 still losing money
After a year and a half of losses, team PlayStation is back in black, while the PlayStation 3 tries to turn the corner. More...

Writers strike boosts video game usage by 26%
TV and movie buffs are flocking to DVD movies and video games, says a new study published on Friday. More...

PS3 loses neutral player (Paramount) to HD DVD
Paramount Pictures announced on Monday that it will drop support for Sony's Blu-ray high definition format in favor of exclusively supporting the Microsoft-backed HD DVD. The decision further complicates the race between the competing technologies. More...

Sony dropping PS3 price by US$100 on July 12?
An unreleased US Circuit City promotional flier surfaced on Thursday showing a PS3 "price break" of $100 to US$499. One anonymous retailer confirmed the "retail-wide" price drop, however, Sony President Ryoji Chubachi denied the rumor on Friday. More...

Microsoft to increase Xbox 360 warranty to 3 years
Microsoft announced on Thursday that it will increase the warranty of the Xbox 360 from one to three years due to "an unacceptable number of repairs." The move is expected to cost the company more than $1 billion dollars for its most recent business quarter. More...