The third piece of Fallout 3 DLC raises the level cap to 30, but why did it have to use the old 'it's all a dream' trick?

OutRun 2 comes to a new generation of consoles, but can its arcade lustre attract a new generation of gamers?

In the first of a series looking into the stories behind free games on the web, Chris Donlan enters the world of Scarygirl.

Moscow-based archive shows how the Soviet era wasn’t lacking a passion for pixels.

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Deus Ex designer Harvey Smith on how developing KarmaStar broadened his horizons.

Edge speaks with Greg LoPiccolo of Harmonix about turning the popular social game into a single-player experience.

Edge and EEDAR find out how many Wii games rate over 85%...

Will Nintendo be able to please "core" and "casual" gamers in the year ahead? Edge speaks with Nintendo's Denise Kaigler.

Creditors and U.S. Trustee push bankrupt publisher to revise $3.75 million "Key Employee Incentive Plan."

Organizers for separate events tangled up in trademark infringement accusations over the use of the three letters.

Edge and EEDAR offer a look at just how many games on PS3 rate over 85%...

Experimentation can offer developers the ability to innovate without taking unnecessary risks, says Peter Molyneux.

Having more women design as well as play games can be hugely beneficial for the industry.

Experts look at how the wretched economy has impacted developers' willingness to take risks.

Sr. producer Chuck Beaver tells developers how building new innovations on top of Resident Evil 4's template led to a successful new IP.

Breaking into the games industry boils down to hard work and a good personality, says Emil Pagliarulo.

Blizzard's Jeff Kaplan talks about where WoW went wrong, and how other MMORPG makers can learn from those mistakes.

Playfish's chief exec offers five lessons that the games industry can learn from social games, describing a future dominated by games as services.