OnLive is a service that allows gamers to use internet magic to play demanding video games on any PC, Mac or TV with their TV using the OnLive microconsole. In theory it’s a game-changer, and after a successful UK launch at Eurogamer Expo that saw many gamers walking home signed-up and grasping a microconsole. A few months on and we've spent a good amount of time with the service and here's what... more.

Eurogamer have received word from publisher Ubisoft that the PC version of upcoming racer Driver: San Francisco has been delayed until Friday, 30th September, almost a full month after its PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Wii counterparts, which are still set for release 2nd September. This news comes amid complaints surrounding the game's DRM, which requires the player be connected to the internet ... more.

OnLive, the game streaming service that allows those with less than spectacular PCs to play higher-end games over the internet via magic has been confirmed for a UK launch on September 22nd 2011. Additionally, in partnership with this year's Eurogamer Expo, OnLive will have thousands of their OnLive Game Systems up for grabs at the event, alongside hands-on time and previews of upcoming games and ... more.

Since 2010 the pay-what-you-want Humble Indie Bundle has proved greatly successful amongst both gamers and developers, and now is back once again, hoping to build on the $1 million the team have raised so far. This time the games included are Crayon Physics Deluxe, Cogs, VVVVVV, Hammerfight and And Yet it Moves, the proceeds from each sale being split as the buyer sees fit between the develope... more.

Puzzle Agent isn’t your typical Telltale game. Usually known for hilarious, episodic, point-and-click adventure games, this is an entirely different affair. Released as part of their pilot project and with a sequel on the way, Puzzle Agent is more Professor Layton than Sam and Max. And by ‘more Professor Layton,’ I mean the titles share a lot more in common than their quirky settings and hat... more.

There are no specifics as of yet, but Valve's VP of marketing Doug Lombardi has confirmed in an interview with Fast Company that downloadable content for Portal 2 will be arriving as soon as this summer. At the end of the interview Lombardi said, "We will be announcing some DLC for it, so folks can keep a look out for more content coming this summer." Further details on the DLC will apparently ... more.

Just because they can use their online service, doesn't mean Xbox users are home free. Xbox Live's latest status warns Modern Warfare 2 players that though it's not exactly a meltdown, players may be the target of attempted phishing scams. On their support site, Microsoft have posted the following statement: Users may experience difficulties with the following services: Users may receive p... more.

Though there has not yet been any official confirmation, the Australian Classification Board have rated the sequel to last year's 5/10-receiving watery adventure game Hydrophobia- Hydrophobia: Prophecy. Little is known about the game aside from its existence and subtitle, but as it is an episodic series, it's safe to assume the plot will continue from the previous game in some way. Good news fo... more.

Speaking to French gaming site Gameblog.fr, Shigeru Miyamoto had a bit to say about the 3DS and Project Café. The renowned designer admitted that a new home console exists, but shot down rumours in his vague style: "I admit that there is no smoke without fire ... but we should not believe everything we read," said Miyamoto. He also spoke about the 3DS, confirming that new Legend of Zelda, Ma... more.

The internet has been buzzing with the recent rumours of an E3 unveiling of Nintendo's next home console, reportedly packing decidedly current-gen hardware, equivalent to the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Now French news website 01net- who leaked the hardware specs of the NGP before its announcement- have reported that the new console is codenamed "Project Café" and that the hardware does indeed re... more.