Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment announces a new video game based on the Justice League comic franchise as well as the actors who will lend their voices as characters.
Two companies announce a partnership which will provide certain Comcast High-Speed Internet subscribers access to premium IGN content for no additional fee.
The ESRB changes the rating of Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion to "M" because of a third-party female nudity mod and "more detailed depictions of blood and gore" then originally thought.
Video game publisher and cable network announce plans for a game which will cast players as the illegitimate son of Sal "Big Pussy†Bonpensiero trying to make his way up the ranks.
The DisplayPort standard, announced by VESA, allows high-definition digital audio to be available to the display device over the same cable as the digital video signal.
The JVC Su-DH1 allows you to use any pair of 2-channel headphones to emulate Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound. It works with your MP3 player, Sony PSP and more.
Online portal takes the Alta Vista Babel Fish language translator tool, which they own through an acquisition several years ago, and rebrands it to Yahoo! Babel Fish.
Marvel: Ultimate Alliance, set to be released this fall to a wide array of platforms, brings together over 140 Marvel characters in an action/RPG hybrid.
Google SketchUp, which is software the search company acquired in a recent purchase of a small start-up, allows users to design 3D models and then place them in Google Earth.
Pirates of the Caribbean Multiplayer, timed to release with Disney's newest "Pirates" movie, will work across multiple carriers as it links up to 16 players in individual games.
Nielsen/NetRatings unveils March 2006 numbers which show Google and Yahoo! continue to dominate in overall Web searches, while the TV show "American Idol" tops TV search terms.
Print edition of television programming guide announces a weekly column called "Downloads" which is devoted to helping viewers find video programming on the Web.