Chartered hints at 45nm Xbox 360 processor
Singaporean contract chip maker Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing will produce a 45-nanometer (nm) processor designed for video-game consoles, probably an upcoming version of the processor used in Microsoft's Xbox 360. More...

Sony reviewing PlayStation 3 pricing
A price cut for the PlayStation 3 games console may be in the cards as Sony looks to strengthen the platform and expand its penetration. More...

IBM: PS3 Almost 100% Backwards Compatible
Vice President of of IBM's technology services, Tom Reeves, states that Sony is determined to have nearly complete PlayStation and PlayStation 2 backward compatibility at launch for PS3. More...

PlayStation 4 Watch: Chipmaker nVidia Lands New Sony Design Deals
The next-next-generation already on the way? More...

The PS3 Officially Revealed: We have the Pics!
And let's just say, the fakes were way off! More...

Microsoft Officially Unveils the Xbox 360
Try not to drool on your good shirt! More...

Nintendo's Next-Gen System to be Its Smallest Home Console Yet
As thick as three DVD cases - how do you like them apples? More...

NEC to Provide RAM for Xbox 360
Xbox 360 will be using embedded DRAM chips, which along with ATI's graphic chipset, will provide high-definition visuals. More...

Nintendo Lifts Lid on Next-Gen Console
The revolution is coming, with Nintendo President Iwata revealing a few details. More...

Microsoft Release First Details on Xbox 2
Rumoured to be called Xbox 360, Microsoft say it will be the defining console of the High-Definition era. More...