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GTA 5 Developer: Grand Theft Auto 5 Will be Worth the Wait

Dan Conti, a developer who is working on the hotly anticipated title, Grand Theft Auto 5, has stated that the game will be worth the wait on his Twitter account recently. He made this grand comment in response to a Twitter follower's question about the game.

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  • RIM’s $147M Patent Trial Loss Could Add $2,000 to Average Phone Prices

    BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) continues to sail in rough waters, and has now received another blow. A jury in California has found RIM had infringed on a patent relating to the remote management of wireless devices. The patent in question is owned by Edison, New Jersey-based mobile device management technology provider Mformation Technologies.

  • R.I.P RIM? BlackBerry Maker Loses $147M Patent Lawsuit, Risks Developer Exodus

    It seems that dark clouds are lurking over the future of BlackBerry's RIM. Recently, a San Francisco-based jury has found Research in Motion Ltd. liable for $147 million worth of damages for patent infringement of Mformation Technologies.

  • Top 10 Most Evil Video Game Characters of All Time (PART 2)

    Not too long ago we published part one of an article called the Top Ten Most Evil Villains of All Time. Here we have part 2 showcasing the top 5 baddies the world of gaming have ever seen, enjoy.

  • Vivendi Planning to Sell 61 Percent Stake in Activision: Microsoft Potential Suitor?

    Reports are popping up about a buyout that could be the most significant in the history of gaming, and could very well be the answer to winning the next generation wars. Vivendi, parent company of Activision, is planning to lay off 61 percent of its hold on the company to the highest bidder, and reports are claiming Microsoft as one of the front runners aiming for the big prize.

  • Nokia Catches 'Dark Knight Rises' Fever: Launches Explore Gotham City 3D Maps

    Fans of the caped crusader have much to cheer about as the 'Dark Knight Rises' craze reaches fever pitch. Finnish mobile phone goliath Nokia has jumped onto the Batman bandwagon and is looking to encash on the obsession with the launch of their Gotham City 3D maps. The joint promotion between Nokia and Warner Brothers is creating waves in the virtual world.

  • Codemasters Co-Founder: Future Lies in Digital, Not Retail

    In an interview with gaming Web site MCV, David Darling - co-founder of Codemasters - said retailers cannot control pricing models. Games at retail for consoles are usually $60, whereas an Xbox Live Arcade game such as Minecraft costs a third at $20.

  • Xbox 360 Versus Wii U: How do the Console’s Launch Titles Compare?

    Microsoft claims that the Xbox 360 and Wii U are basically the same in terms of graphical fidelity raised questions over how Nintendo aims to combat Sony’s and Microsoft’s next-gen consoles. If the Wii U is on parity with the Xbox 360, though, how does the software at launch compare?

  • 343 Answers Halo 4 Questions in Q&A Session, Ranking System Returning

    The retail training program, ExpertZone, leaked information on Halo 4’s episodic campaign - Spartan Ops. Now, a Q&A session with the developers has leaked from the same source.

  • Resident Evil 6 Demo Now Available On Xbox 360, Must Own Dragons Dogma

    Owners of the Microsoft Xbox 360 gaming console can jump on the Resident Evil 6 demo train right now and give all three campaigns a test run. However, to do so, gamers must own a copy of Capcom's own Dragons Dogma, an RPG that was release this year to mix reviews. This promotion is not available to PlayStation 3 owners, so if you are one of those guys, you might not want to take a look inside the PlayStation Store just yet.

  • Top 10 Most Evil Video Game Villains Of All Time (PART 1)

    Let's face it, when you play a video game, majority of the times the villain is the most exciting character, far more so than the main protagonist. And that is why many gamers, like myself, prefer villains over the good guys who always end up saving the day and getting the hot chick, so annoying. Some villains we love, others we love to hate, but whatever the case may be, villains are the most memorable characters in many games over the years, and we dig that.

  • Apple Pays Proview $60 Million for iPad Trademark in China

    Apple's long-running trademark dispute with Chinese company Shenzhen Proview Technology has taken centerstage with Apple agreeing to pay $60 million as settlement. The China-based Proview Technology had registered the iPad trademark in China in 2001, nine years prior to Apple unveiling the iPad, and has spent the last two years battling for ownership of the trademark and trying to block Apple's iPad sales in China.

  • Diablo 3 Player Unknowingly Bids $149 on Real Money Auction House

    Diablo 3's Real Money Auction House is where players can sell items for real-life money, or Battle.net balance. A post on the official Diablo 3 forums claimed that a user bid on an item valued at $0, but it cost $149.