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Believe it or not, there may actually be some realistic positives in packaging Sony's next-generation console with accessories at launch.

VUP and Empire Interactive, one of Europe's leading gaming companies, today announced a distribution deal to launch titles including Antz Racing, Victorious Boxers, and Starsky & Hutch.

Director Noah Hughes gives a full rundown on the concept of Whiplash and then some. New screens and developer comments inside.

The FF9 team sits down for a candid interview concerning Square''s latest hit.

It's Sony's next big thing, and it's not the PS3 or even the PSP. Get the skinny inside.

Former Stanford University guard-forward Josh Childress is cover boy for the ESPN Videogames' latest college hooper.

"When Liebermans Attack, Part 2" Welcome to the new FOX special!

It's time to put your vocal skills to the test with Karaoke Revolution, out now on the PlayStation 2.

Crash moves on to bigger and better things, including new consoles.

After what seems like almost a year of delays, EA has finally shipped their 007 masterpiece.

Logitech has unveiled at the CeBIT tradeshow its newest peripheral for the PlayStation 2: the Logitech Cordless Action Controller.

All the PS2 news that's fit to print!

Well, Black Label, that is. Head on inside and you'll know what we mean.

Never heard of Vivendi Universal Publishing before? Well you should have. Especially considering they own certain companies like, oh I don't know... Sierra and Blizzard Entertainment perhaps?

Kyle Mannerberg provides a full rundown on the mysterious Kain in this developer diary.

The truth behind all the rumors for Konami's next big title.

EA has announced that they have signed up Marshall Faulk to be the spokesperson for Madden '03.

Matt Findley, President of inXile entertainment, tells us what goes into designing a company, a game plan, and then some.

First Hasbro, now Angelina "Lara Croft" Jolie! What's next?!

Confused? You won't be after you read this.

Computer Artworks and Vivendi Universal deliver a playable version of the cult Carpenter classic, but can it do justice to the movie?