If you’re one of the thousands of World of Warcraft players who see no reason to leave the house (or your limited mobility simply won’t let you move further than bedsore avoidance distances), you’re in luck. Blizzard has finally put up the downloadable version of its very successful expansion The Burning Crusade for your digital…
EA confirms rumors that it has stopped work on the White Council and that the publisher is mulling over what to do with the film license. Tweet gamespot.com
The Los Gatos Weekly times visits the Cryptic Studios offices in this latest article posted on the company’s main website. Lots of information on the history of the company, the company going forward (including a little bit about the new Marvel MMO), as well as the inner workings of Cryptic Studios. Check it out here!…
More responses to player feedback about multiplayer. Tweet 1up.com
Incidents of identity theft are decreasing, and the average loss as a result of fraud has dropped, a new study suggests. The improvement may reflect a higher awareness of the problem by consumers and businesses, say experts. Tweet betanews.com
Online retailer DVD Empire has gotten out of the sale of videogames, and on their way out the door they made a point to call out the industry on a number of sore spots. As reported by Gamespot, the company felt that they actually lost money by offering games to customers. In their eyes big…
Sony’s PSP handheld has got a firmware upgrade. The latest version 3.10 supports expanded list of Playstation Network titles, can play MPEG-4 AVC format video files in LocationFree Player, a conservation memory option and volume normalizer has been added. And as usual, this update won’t support homebrew apps. But if you still want to…
Lionsgate’s Saw III topped both the national DVD sales and rental charts for the week ending Sunday. The DVD’s draw proved so strong that both the original Saw and Saw II reappeared in the Nielsen VideoScan First Alert Top 20, at No. 16 and No. 15, respectively. Tweet comingsoon.net
