Even more gaming news to start the weekend. FULL STORY >

We craft a new pickaxe and prepare to literally delve into the amazing indie world of Minecraft, the sleeper gaming hit of the decade. FULL STORY >

Activision hammers the final nail into Guitar Hero's coffin, cancelling the once popular music game series altogether. FULL STORY >

DC Universe Online bestows superpowers upon the masses, allowing you to become the next Batman, Superman or if you prefer, Doomsday. FULL STORY >

The Japanese game rating organisation has announced that Kim Jong-il as well as all mentions of North Korea will be removed from the country's version of upcoming shooter, Homefront. FULL STORY >

The minimum specs for the PC version of Crysis 2 have been released. FULL STORY >

Activision announces the availability of the first multiplayer DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops. FULL STORY >

Sports game fans will get a chance to take on Tennis elite virtually, using real world tennis moves, courtesy of Virtua Tennis 4. FULL STORY >

Stanford University researchers combine biology and technology to create the world's first biotic video games. FULL STORY >

The latest installment in the God of War franchise lands on the PSP, offering epic visuals and ample opportunity to bring your foes to a violent end. FULL STORY >

Sony has made the final version of its PlayStation App available to iPhone, iPod touch and Android users. FULL STORY >

Blizzard has announced yet another sales record for its hugely popular MMORPG series, World of Warcraft. FULL STORY >

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

The eighth title in the Silent Hill series has been named. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft has sold more than two million units of its virtual gaming homage to the King of Pop. FULL STORY >