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The ongoing legal battle between Bethesda Softworks parent company, ZeniMax Media, and Interplay over the Fallout MMO game license has finally been resolved, yet only for Bethesda’s benefits it seems.

Did the 3DS really have a good first year on the market? How did the Wii do? Is the future looking bright for Nintendo?

The PlayStation Vita launched last month in Japan on December 17th. It churned up some pretty decent numbers, selling 325,000 units in the first 48 hours. However, as if the Vita slipped and fell of a ledge, sales throughout the rest of the week were awful, as only 72,479 units were sold. Why did this happen?

Are you still trying to wrap your head around what the heck the Vita is? If so, in this article, we go over what the Vita is, the games that are in development for it, system dimensions & pricing, and more!

Update 5: Armies of Isengard seems to have a ton of potential. The update will add an entire new book to the story, five new instances (dungeons), and the long awaited instance finder that many of us have been begging for! But should we've gotten all of this is an update? Or should we already have gotten it in the expansion?

A simple man and his look at the bulletstom controversy, post release and the simple fact that no one cared.

Tech Nerds beware! As Mobile World Congress and DICE are underway gamer specific tech info is being ignored. Here is the most recent news.

New details about the tragic car crash that ended Relic designer Brian Wood's life.

One man begins his terrifying descent into podcast-mania. Is it really the weekly news he's after, or something greater?

Part 3 of a four-part series. The reason the video game media doesn't need "journalists" is because there isn't much actual news to report, and the one arena in which a real journalist might come in handy, the interview, is hostile to their line of work.

(Week of the Vegetable - Final Day) Breaking News: A judge ruled that a quarterback's lawsuit against Sony was simply a hoax to draw attention to the immersive atmosphere created by 3D technology.

(Week of the Vegetable - Day 6) Breaking News: A man finds a glitch in the fabric of the universe and exploits it for his own gain before he is banned from existence by the Heavenly Admin.

(Week of the Vegetable - Day 5) Opinion by Robert Chumblum: Gamers these days are a bunch of whining pansies who are too used to "good" graphics and low difficulty. They also have no sense of commitment when it comes to long, mundane tasks like grinding.

(Week of the Vegetable - Day 4) Breaking News: A publisher has announced a new title, called "My Babiez", which promises to revolutionize casual gaming with its intense realism. Players will experience giving birth and raising a crying infant like never before.

(Week of the Vegetable - Day 3) Study: Researchers have come to a shocking conclusion--video games do not directly cause people to gain weight. A study has shown that a person can in fact play video games and be physically fit.

(Week of the Vegetable - Day 2) Breaking News: A local man has been arrested for mistreating hundreds of virtual creatures, including Tamagotchis, Nintendogs, Pokemon, and piñatas. Also, the activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Virtual Animals (PETVA) explains its views concerning these crimes.

US Senators are proposing a bill that will let the president shut off the internet at will: Does this sound like a bad idea to anyone?

Breaking News in the Gaming World: WASHINGTON -- In a surprisingly bipartisan decision, both the United States Senate and House of Representatives unanimously approved of funding to provide the nation's Armed Forces with Health Bars in order to protect the troops' safety...

the hopeful gaming revolution in Australia, timely news coverage, the importance of dialog and more await in this edition of the Community Spotlight.