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.

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.

Alexandre Amancio has told GameInformer in a video interview that Assassin's Creed: Revelations is "no rush job".  Click here to watch the full interview. He told GameInformer: "Production itself takes about a year, but keep in mind we've planned it far in advance, It's not like a hundred people crunching it for a year. It's a huge team across many studios with different types of expertise ... more.

Rockstar have outed the official launch trailer for their upcoming third person policeman-simulator, L.A. Noire, in which we're teased mercilessly with hints at the over-arching story of greed, lies and corruption. The game hits stores on all formats on May 17th US and May 20th for the rest of the world.... more.

The PC is an incredibly diverse platform. Whilst it has many of the games that can also be enjoyed on consoles – easy to play, hard to master "core" games – it’s also home to both extremes on the gaming spectrum. On one end are the Farmvilles and Mafia Wars of the world – games which feel shallow and offer nothing to players looking for something more than a thirty minute distraction – a... more.

EA Canada are making some pretty big claims about the next game in the FIFA series. Speaking to OXM's Mike Channell on the new Impact Engine developed for FIFA 12, EA Canada has stated: "It's the biggest change we've made since we rebuilt the engine for next-gen consoles, I mean we rebuilt the engine from scratch, so that's as big as it can get, but since then we're ripping out a big chu... more.

This week we are finally graced with the presence of Brink, fresh from its' jump forward in release date (presumably to escape L.A. Noire next week) to keep us ticking over for next weeks barrage of long awaited titles.  Also on the menu comes the Xbox Live Arcade Compilation featuring Limbo, 'Splosion Man and Trials HD to give you a taste of the very best of the Xbox Live Arcade.  If neither of... more.

Square Enix has today confirmed that the highly anticipated Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be available digitally for purchase via Steam and will utilize the platform's Steamworks features. Eidos have said they have opted to use Steam because of "its esteemed capability for an enhanced experience for the PC gamer, with boosted functionality and easy accessibility". For those of you who prefer a... more.

After a string of teaser trailers, Ubisoft have today finally put our minds at ease and revealed that the next instalment in the Assassin's Creed series, named Assassin's Creed: Revelations. Publishers Ubisoft revealed a few details about the game, which sees Ezio Auditore (the main protagonist from the past two games) travel to Constantinople to walk in the footsteps of his legendary ances... more.

I’ll make this clear from the very start- Operation Flashpoint: Red River is not Call of Duty. It’s not even Battlefield. This is not a game where you will find yourself rappelling down collapsing mountain tops, or single-handedly decimating an entire enemy base; rather, this is the game where you wait patiently 300 feet away from your target for them to show their faces, await confirmation of... more.