Phoenix Wright less than pleased, trying to be cool about it.

Mario and Sonic aren't the only ones competing in the Olympic Games this holiday season.

It's going to be available for download on the evening of November 11. That's this Sunday!

Games will be based on U.S. state and national educational standards.

Dora the Explorer: Dora Saves the Mermaids and Go, Diego, Go!: Safari Rescue hit store shelves.

I'm not sure how Mario and Sonic will be able to compete, since mushrooms and speed are banned substances.

Nationwide tournament culminates in a Los Angeles showdown between the top two finalists in front of the game's creators.

Wondering how much money Activision made on Guitar Hero III last week? Here's a hint: a LOT.

D3 Publisher grants the dreams of many young girls today.

This time it's modern.

New studio will be based in Los Angeles and, surprise surprise, focused on casual games.

It's-a me! In addition, the first Genesis import title!

Rhythm game's release set to coincide with upcoming holiday film.

Medical simulation title lets you examine, diagnose, and operate. Sounds like just another day at the office.

New package includes previously-released Gamma Wave, Beta Wave, and a brand-new bonus game.

Take online command of your own personal army.

Play as a Bull Rider, or the Bull, next October.

One million copies of the game have shipped worldwide.

Simon Belmont and NeoGeo make a return with this week's Virtual Console lineup.

Suda 51's action game is currently slated for a February 2008 release in the region.