EA CEO John Riccitiello claims that sales of digitally downloaded goods will surpass traditional packaged sales this year. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we bid farewell to the PlayStation 3's impregnable security while anticipating some premium action from the likes of Dead Space 2 and Killzone 3. FULL STORY >

EA has announced that it will halt online support for a number of its older game titles. FULL STORY >

HP today announced a number of new notebooks and desktops, offering technologies such as HP CoolSense and Beats Audio. FULL STORY >

MWEB announces additional SAT3 cable capacity coming to its network. FULL STORY >

Google asks television manufacturers to delay internet TV showings as it scrambles to improve software. FULL STORY >

Web game of WikiLeaks shows Assange stealing from Obama. FULL STORY >

Stream TV finally starts shipping its Android powered eLocity A7 tablet. FULL STORY >

The new Google zeitgeist list reveals the highs and lows of 2010. FULL STORY >

EA announces sizable downloadable profits as the world moves closer to fully digital distribution. FULL STORY >

In a recent interview EA Games boss Frank Gibeau stated that the publisher is moving away from stand alone single player titles. FULL STORY >

Google has revealed its latest smartphone, the Nexus S, as well as the latest iteration of Android. FULL STORY >

Sony releases a new security patch for its PlayStation 3 in the form of firmware update version 3.55. FULL STORY >

EA's CEO speaks out about his company's ambitions to overtake the mighty Call of Duty. FULL STORY >

We oil and stash our hidden blades as we walk renaissance Rome in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood. FULL STORY >