Right at the start of this years Game Developer's Conference a new MMO has been revealed. It will be based around the very popular NBC series, Battlestar Galactica. Henceforth to be known as Battlestar Galactica Online. The game is in development by German company, Bigpoint and a promise of a US office has already been made.

Tecmo Koei Europe gives away weekly free DLC for Dynasty Warriors: Strikeforce to thank gamers and to celebrate the Easter Holidays.

Yesterday Blizzard released further information about character customization in their upcoming expansion World of Warcraft:Cataclysm. It seems as of recently they have been releasing quite a bit of information since last week they release an update on how the new stat system will be working.

Valve announced today that the Mac gaming crisis is finally being addressed. Steam and all of Valve's games running on Source Engine will be available on Mac computers in April of this year. Though I don't really care for Mac, I agree that it's about time. What does this mean for gaming? Valve is a big dog in the gaming industry, they may be the ones to start the trend of companies developing both PC and Mac. One other big feature is cross platform support: If you have a Mac and PC, your games will be available for both Mac and PC for free. The last important feature is that Mac and PC versions of games will be together on multiplayer servers.

Hello everyone! In this article you will find all the games that will be released for the week of March 7^th through March 13^th in the lovely continent of North America. It will cover the following platforms. PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, Wii, and DS. Without further ado let’s see what the gaming world has to offer us this week!

On Sunday, Ubisoft was targeted by hackers in a denial of service attack following outrage over their new PC DRM model. The idea of the model is that players must always remain connected to Ubisoft's authentication servers in order to play games, even offline single-player.

Another short and exciting weekend has come and gone, which can only mean one thing, it's time once again for another exciting weekly review from the The NO's movie critic, yours truly. This week I had the opportunity to first go and see Tim Burton's version of Alice in Wonderland starring Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter, which opened on Friday March 5. The movie was of course Tim Burton's version of the classic Lewis Carroll version and takes place 13 years after the original Alice in Wonderland.

This weeks episode we delve into the possibilites of what the system requirements of TOR will be. Brandon and Samm go into the different components as best we can without going over everyone's head. Enjoy it!

Valve stated today that the sequel to the popular game Portal is in the works. Portal was originally released with the Orange Box pack (with Half Life 2 and Team Fortress 2) back in 2007. I'm a bit curious as to what the new game has in store... I could definitely see some interesting multiplayer if Valve was up to the challenge. Either way though, the story of Aperture Laboratories is very mysterious, I can't wait to see what comes next. Be ready to find out holiday season 2010.