E3: Electronic Entertainment Expo

While the video game industry has its share of problems, complacency is not one of them.

Having been burned too many times by titles that were commercial failures, most gaming companies aren’t that interested in licensing the gaming rights of titles from film studios.

CEO Reggie Fils-Aime's keynote comes amid multiple threats to his Nintendo juggernaut from the likes of Microsoft and Apple.

A burgeoning company called OnLive is sending out the message that dedicated game machines could be a thing of the past.

The giant Electronic Entertainment Expo, or E3, has been a great barometer for the electronic gaming industry. This year, look for a quiet, but palpable renaissance.

As we do each year, we’ve compiled a list of the games most likely to perform well at retail this holiday season.

There was a lot of new hardware and technology on display and being talked about at E3. Here’s a look at some of the more interesting pieces.

As the video game industry gets set to show off the games that will dominate the charts in the back half of 2010 and early 2011, what better time to see what has been driving sales for the first half of the year?

There’s a reason Hollywood relies so heavily on the gaming world for film ideas. While the hit to miss ratio skews towards misses, when a game-based film hits, it hits big.

Here’s a look at some of the most popular online games around today – as well as a few that are expected to make a big splash in the coming years.