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Tomb Raider street date breaks
Tomb Raider has been kicking some critical acclaim ass, and has also just started selling, well ahead of launch, in Australia.
Trainz Simulator drops in price
The be all and end all of train simulators in iOS has received a price drop, courtesy of Brisbane-based developer N3V Games.
Real Racing 3 hits Google Play
The premier racing (and technological showcase) title for iOS, Real Racing 3, is now being pushed out to Android devices.
IMAGES: New PS4 interface changes things up
Sony has sent out images of the new Playstation 4 interface, revealing yet more of the console (or at least its insides).
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Riot 'just getting started' with Sydney Office
Riot Games, the folks behind the ridiculously popular League of Legends, have opened an office in Sydney.
IN PHOTOS: SimCity's hotbox event
The SimCity event which took place yesterday was a well-selected and understated launch execution.
10 Things You Need to Know About Persona 4: Golden
With the Vita title now on shelves in Australia and New Zealand, it's worth knowing a little about this classic update.
Local reviews agree: Lara Croft is back with a vengeance
Bucking a recent trend for high profile triple A titles, Square Enix let reviews for Tomb Raider go live a week before launch.
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EA and IGN create a SimCity hotbox in Sydney
Down in Circular Quay today, a 6-hour marathon of SimCity took place inside a large transparent box with a giant timer beaming out.
IN PHOTOS: Gears of War Judgment community event
EB Games grabbed a hold of Jim Brown, lead level designer at Epic Games, for a community event at its Broadway, Sydney store last night.
Blizzard kicks Heart of the Swarm off with incredible launch trailer
If you asked anyone what Blizzard only do in halves, you'd be hard pressed to find someone who'd point to its trailers.
OPINION: Free to play is here to stay, but so are other models
Cliffy B recently utilised his newfound freedom to espouse some rather frank views on the current fate of the gaming industry.
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Blizzard takes to Federation Square for Heart of the Swarm
Starcraft II is having a global event where eSports events from many nations are being broadcast the world over.
Microsoft denies involvement in police Durango seller investigation
A police raid on the man who sold a Durango test kit on eBay was not instigated by Microsoft, the platform holder has claimed.
Nintendo drops several 3DS street dates on us
Luigi's Mansion 2, Fire Emblem: Awakening, Animal Crossing: New Leaf and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity are bound for ANZ soon.
Space Heroes Universe takes Pixel Award
The team behind Space Heroes Universe, Bubble Gum Interactive, are celebrating yet another award win.
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Games Out This Week in ANZ...
It's a bit of a one-horse town at retail this week, with Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance only having DLC as real competition.
Kotaku comes out swinging about Autodesk pricing
Developers in Australia would be all too familiar with the costly process of getting into Autodesk products.
Mortal Kombat rated and dated for Australia
The lovely folks over at Kotaku have just picked up on yet another historic milestone for the R18+ age rating: a Mortal Kombat release date.
PAX Australia to host indie showcase
Six indie games developed in Australia and New Zealand are going to get given the royal treatment by PAX Australia.
Crysis 3 launch activity
The all-singing, all-dancing, all-hunting third in the Crysis series hit shelves yesterday, garnering none too shabby a response.
The PS4 controller in focus
The Dual Shock 4 is probably the most unique looking controller in the usually uniform series.
'No promises' that the PS4 will be out in Europe alongside US
The holiday 2013 release window for the Playstation 4 isn't yet locked down for Europe, including Australia and New Zealand.
Swedish sales week 7
It's that time of the week again, and here are the Swedish retail sales charts for week 7, 2013. This weeks news is, of course, Aliens: Colonial Marines, which seems ...
Second hand games will work fine on PS4
Shuhei Yoshida, in an interview with Eurogamer, has officially denounced the idea that Playstation 4 will in any way block used games.
