Spec Ops: The Line looks like other shooters, sounds like other shooters, and even plays like other shooters when you first see it, but an E3 2012 demo of its co-op stages illustrate what makes it notable.
Beenox and Activision's The Amazing Spider-man shows off Peter Parker's good side at E3, but there are still to many questions about its missions and feel to give it an early thumbs up.
NetherRealm follows up Mortal Kombat 9 with Injustice: Gods Among Us at E3 2012. The game looks good, but its lacking the satirical flair that made the last NetherRealm fighter so memorable.
Sony's PlayStation Vita was largely absent from the company's E3 2012 presentation, but Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation was a diamond in the handheld rough.
After two years, Sony has created a compelling reason to own a PS Move: Wonderbook, an interactive storybook with a new entry in the Harry Potter series written by J.K. Rowling.
With a slow-growing, disgruntled fan base, EA's Madden NFL has never needed a shake up more. The publisher talked change at E3 2012, but can it deliver?
Call of Duty creators Vincent Zampella and Jason West will see their case against Activision Blizzard go to trial on Friday, but there's time on Thursday before a pre-trial hearing for the groups to reach a settlement.
In Jetsetter for the week ending June 1st, France gets the PlayStation Vita a bit cheaper, Japan cracks down on Nintendo DS flashcart sales years after they were a problem, and Canada's Silicon Knights ends half a decade of legal battles with a loss to Epic.
38 Studios founder Curt Schilling breaks his silence as former employees of the "Project Copernicus" studio continue to suffer in the aftermath of its financial collapse.
An advertisement for an upcoming recruitment drive with Just Cause developer Avalanche and publisher Square-Enix hints at a new installment for the franchise, possibly for Microsoft's Durango and Sony's Orbis.
With huge losses in the last year, Sony needs its struggling handheld and its aging home console to pull new players in now more than ever. By releasing games that link the two, Sony may have found its way forward.
After reporting dismal earnings for the past year, THQ needs a hit now more than ever. With dwindling resources though, what does the publisher have to save itself?
In Jetsetter for the week ending May 18, the U.K.-based creators of Fable start staffing up for a brand new Xbox 720 RPG, Atari divests in one of its studios in France, and Ukrainian studio Vostok talke about its future in multiplayer games.
Ubisoft's Yves Guillemot says in a new interview that even though PlayStation Orbis and Xbox Durango games won't cost more to make or buy on a disc, publishers will ultimately be making more money on them through supplemental content.
