It’s Bungie’s last hurrah. The end of a beautiful partnership. A final product after nearly a decade of love. It’s Halo: Reach. How does the game stack up? Read the Ripten review to find out…

Left 4 Dead in Space? Dead Space 2 multiplayer looks to be shaping up to be quite the visceral experience.

I saw this video on youtube and just had to put it on here. A fat guy in Dubai playing Dance Central dancing to Lady Gaga.

Sorry air traffic control freaks, Flight Control will not be released in North America.

Pikachu! While I may not be the biggest fan of Pokemon, I am a big fan of funny, and this Pikachu is funny. He’s fat, he’s lazy, and he seems largely indifferent to the world around him. Sure, he could still fry you, but he just doesn’t give a damn.

GameStop is currently running deal that may push you over the fence if youve been thinking about picking up a PS3.

Ubisoft has released the second Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood dev diary, detailing more of the game’s story and new features.

Treyarch studio head Mark Lamia, has said that Call of Duty: Black Ops online multiplayer will always be free and believes you don’t need an Online Pass to compete with used games sales.

Bungie designers Lars Bakken, Josh Hamrick and Sage Merrill are featured in a new gameplay video for Halo: Reach, discussing and showing off the new Firefight mode.

On Friday, September 3rd 2010, Gearbox Software dropped a bomb on the gaming world.

Middle Earth has never looked so tempting. Turbine has officially announced their MMO RPG Tolken based game Lord of The Rings Online is free-to-play.

RTS games have a long and bland history of being, “get the biggest army, destroy enemy base, repeat.” Well, a new kid is on the block and looking to shake things up. Does it make the cut? Or will it be pushed to the side like most others? Read on to find out in Ripten’s definitive review.

Can’t wait to bust a move to Thriller on your game console? Well, you’re going to wait a little longer.

At a Sega event celebrating the Dreamcast, an 11-year old dead console, the company have announced Chu Chu Rocket for iPhone and iPad. They also note that the game could end up coming out on XBLA and PSN…

It’s not uncommon for a retailer to let slip a game’s existence by listing it for sale before it’s formally announced. It’s also not uncommon for retailers to be totally and completely wrong …