Sony is dropping the Playstation Network name in favor of something that unifies their products.

While maybe not the Superbowl of release weeks, there are enough big releases to consider it among the best.

Konami is bringing the old Simpsons arcade game to both Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network.

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Trust the reviewers, this game blows.

Rejoice Twisted Metal fans, a multiplayer-only demo for Twisted Metal will be available on January 31st.

The UK’s games trade body UKIE has announced that a Beta version of a PC Download Chart will launch in February.

Good news for PlayStation gamers as it looks as if GTA III and Vice City will be on PSN as PS2 classics soon.

Another release week without a full physical release. Though it won’t be a complete dissapointment with a few key digital releases.

Sorry, European PS3 owners. Trine 2 has been delayed, yet again.

Activision wants to bring the Tony Hawk series back to its roots with solid gameplay and graphics. Check out these new screens.

THQ has confirmed that a demo for UFC Undisputed 3 will become available next Tuesday.

Deep Silver has announced new story DLC for Dead Island, which allows gamers to play as Ryder White.

The animated Clint Eastwood is about in this remaster of Stranger’s Wrath. Get the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly on this HD remake.

For those of you who have never experienced Killzone, Sony is giving you another chance by porting it to PSN.

Now that we’re past the holiday season, we can start to look for an increase in both the quantity and quality of new releases.