n the run up to Blizzard Entertainment's second Blizzcon, the developer has announced that its tremendously popular MMO World of Warcraft as reached a new milestone, surpassing 9 million customers worldwide. The subscrip

Filmmaker James Cameron has chosen Ubisoft to handle the video game portion of his next project Avatar (formerly Project 880) that will be released alongside the feature film, according to The Hollywood Reporter.The proj

Official Press Release:Online game publisher Gala-Net has announced the release of the long awaited expansion to their hit game Rappelz. The Epic IV Expansion, which will be available to play for free, is scheduled to

EA Mythic announces that over a quarter of a million have signed up to beta test Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, but they are still accepting more registrations from those interested in debugging the upcoming MMORPG:

Official Press Release:New Game World, Inc., a new online game publisher, announced today that the not so closed beta for its Free to Play MMORPG Immortals is now…well open.“Immortals has been in stealth mode, up until t

The official Universe At War: Earth Assault web site is now taking sign-ups for the beta test to the upcoming Petroglyph-Sega sci-fi RTS game. The beta test itself will begin on Aug. 15."We're looking for the best and

According to the company, the investment is a part of MTV's strategy to secure a leading role in the gaming space -- including casual, console and handheld games, as well as related media. The Group's president, Cyma Zar

Representatives from the Casual Games Association (CGA) have released preliminary findings from the group’s 2007 Casual Games Report. The report indicates significant growth, with a shift towards casual games within the

California-based MMO developer Cryptic Studios (City of Heroes, Marvel Universe Online) has announced the hiring of veteran comic book and video game writer John Layman as the company’s new design writer.Layman joined th

According to the latest annual global survey on casual gaming from Macrovision, 83 percent of respondents said they would be willing to watch a 30 second ad to play a game for free, indicating what the company sees as "a