Sony says initial sales "a good start," projecting to sell another 10 million systems in current fiscal year;

Nintendo cutting price of DSi to $100 and DSi XL to $130 later this month, as a means to provide "even greater incentive to pick up the systems."

Bethesda confirms North American release date for Arkane Studios' first-person assassination action game;

Inserts found with new Lego Lord of the Rings toy line confirm Warner Bros.

Ubisoft readying motion-control adaptation of Earth's Mightiest Heroes;

Capcom's tepidly received latest Resident Evil title hit 2 million;

[UPDATE] Open-world creation game breaks XBLA digital sales records;

Uprising director says novelty of experience would wear off, suggests another 25 years could pass before Nintendo gives angelic hero another game.

Blizzard's upcoming action RPG continues to set new records of prerelease anticipation ahead of next week's official launch.

Sources say Kinect-compatible custom version of Internet Explorer 9 currently being tested for operation with Microsoft's home console.

Activision action game and Kinect Star Wars top sales charts as total retail revenues decline 32 percent year-over-year;

Valve announces that The International 2012 is headed to PAX Prime in Seattle this September.

New London Olympics minigame collection goes triple platinum;

Rovio Mobile reveals Amazing Alex, a new IP based on recently acquired physics-based puzzler;

Following record annual loss, company's shares tumbled on Tokyo Stock Exchange;

Capcom projecting next survival horror game to become the best seller in company history, topping the Super Nintendo version of Street Fighter II;

Atari's latest financial report reveals firm closing doors at Lyon, France-based Eden Games, company revenues slide 34 percent;

Latest Call of Duty title adding one vs.

Company changes name to resolve trademark dispute with Valve;

Electronic Arts denies shutting down official servers for modern-day shooter, says it will add more DICE-sanctioned servers.