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Google announced that it is unifying its cloud storage, giving 15 GB for free across Gmail, Drive and Google+.

NCSoft, publisher of "Guild Wars 2," revealed that an expansion pack for the MMORPG is in development.

Rockstar Games has released new artwork for 'Grand Theft Auto 5'.

Microsoft has begun to construct “the house that Xbox built," its Xbox Reveal event, scheduled to be held next week.

Blizzard has reactivated Diablo 3’s auction houses after the company discovered an exploit that allowed players to duplicate obscene amounts of gold.

This year’s Google I/O conference is a mere two days away. What can we expect to see at this year’s version of the gathering? Here are five possibilities.

Amazon launches Coins, a new digital currency for games and apps, by giving away $5 to Kindle Fire owners.

Here is the full text of U.S. Sen. John McCain's proposed cable legislation, known as the "TV Consumer Freedom Act of 2013."

'Google Drive', Google's cloud storage service, is currently experiencing outages.

"System Shock 2," regarded by critics and players alike as one of the all-time greatest games ever, is currently being sold on steam for $6.99, a 30 percent discount.

Gamersgate has slashed the prices of several big-name titles by 50 percent, including "Dishonored," "Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim" and "Fallout: New Vegas," which cost $14.99, $14.95 and $4.99, respectively.

Professional "Starcraft 2" player Greg “IdrA” Fields was taken off the official roster of his eSports team, Evil Geniuses, after he calls fans of the uber-popular RTS "a bunch of f----" in a forum post.

A demo of 'Resident Evil: Revelations,' the next release in Capcom’s long-running survival horror series, will be available for download on Tuesday, May 14, for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and PC.

Five reasons why Facebook will spend $1 billion to acquire Waze.

In Activision Blizzard's earnings call on Wednesday, CEO Robert Kotick said the gamemaker would create new "World of Warcraft" content, faster.

During EA’s most recent earnings call, it announced it would cut roughly 10 percent, or 900 members, of its workforce. Are weak "Crysis 3" and "Dead Space 3" sales to blame?

In just a few days, the blueprints for the world's first 3-D-printed gun, the Liberator, have been downloaded more than 100,000 times.

Amazon is secretly developing a glasses-free 3D smartphone and other new tech.

During Q1 of 2013, Activision Blizzard revealed that 'World of Warcraft', the hyper-popular fantasy MMO, lost 1.3 million subscribers. Does this truly mean that the sky is falling for Blizzard’s venerable MMORPG?

Bethesda and MachineGames announced that “Wolfenstein: The New Order” won’t include a multiplayer mode.

Warren Spector issued an apology today after he made comments about "Wolfenstein: The New Order" yesterday that prompted a strong response from the series' fans.

The “Battlefield” series has been a cash cow for EA, and it looks like that there’s strong evidence which suggests that the publisher will continue to milk it for the foreseeable future.

Leaked photos show a possible update to Google Maps, bringing a new focus to mobile and social media.

In last quarter of 2012, Alibaba, e-commerce giant and owner of Taobao, overtook Tencent and Baidu in net profit.

The new Google Doodle pays homage to Saul Bass by cleverly injecting the Google name into the late animator's most iconic film sequences.

Blizzard has disabled the gold and real-money auction houses of "Diablo 3" after a bug was discovered that allowed players to duplicate gold following the release of the 1.0.8 patch on Tuesday.

Mike Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, reportedly hates fat customers and only wants “thin and beautiful people” to shop in his stores.

On Tuesday, a German court rejected eight of Apple’s customer data clauses, saying those rules deviated too much from German laws.

It has been feared that Microsoft’s Xbox 720 next-generation console, codenamed “Durango,” would ship in an “always-online” state.