The first Call of Duty XP community event is packed with LANs, paintball and exclusive peaks at Elite and Modern Warfare 3.
Blizzard has Blizzcon, id has Quakecon. Now, Activision's making the most of a dedicated community of fans and its first ever Call of Duty XP event is looking like one big, giant and rather loud ball of fun. Yes, even we're thinking it's going to be a pretty awesome event.                                       [READ MORE]

This afternoon, a press conference took place in Tokyo, Japan and the following press release is now being distributed worldwide. We would also like to once again thank you for your patience.
                                     
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Microsoft announced on Wednesday that it has sold more than 10 million units of the Kinect for Xbox 360 since it launched on November 4, making it the fastest-selling device in the world.
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Fox News might have thought they were putting the kiss of death on ‘Bulletstorm’ by calling it the worst game in history... well there retarded monkeys with a hand grenade up there a$$ and dog sh!t in there mouth,                                                                               [READ MORE]

A wide-ranging shake-up of the Classification Act could be on the cards if there is no agreement to change the rating system for computer games.
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THQ's new IP Homefront has shifted 375,000 units on its first day of sales (in the United States and Australia, with the European release on Friday) and is "already fulfilling re-orders" for the game from "multiple retailers", according to the company's CEO Brian Farrell.
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Children and teens who have grown up attached to computers like the games. But do they provide much by way of exercise? Many do, say researchers who are now quantifying the workouts. According to two recent studies, some of these so-called exergames can make players huff and puff enough to offer a serious calorie burn.

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