Digital classic Japanese video game importer MonkeyPaw Games has been working with Victor Ireland's Gaijinworks to bring classic localized 1990s RPGs Alundra and Arc the Lad to PlayStation Network this month.

Madison, WI-based Singularity and Wolfenstein developer Raven Software laid off a number of employees on Monday, according to reports, as the Activision-owned studio "realigns its workforce."

Blizzard announced today comedy rock duo Tenacious D would perform at the closing ceremonies of the firm's annual BlizzCon fan gathering on October 23rd, with a performance that will include never-before-heard songs.

AT&T announced today that Xbox 360 support for its U-verse IPTV service would officially launch this Friday, October 15, though users will have to keep a standard U-verse receiver and pay a hefty installation fee.

EA has officially announced that their long-stalled Steven Spielberg collaboration, code-named Project LMNO, has been cancelled, though the company "maintains its relationship" with the famed film director.

CyberSports (Football Superstars) announced it raised £4.3 million ($6.8 million), funding that it will put toward its goal of "becoming the premier publisher of free-to-play online multiplayer sports games."

McDonald's and social game developer Zynga held a one-day FarmVille promotion in the U.S. last week, introducing an area and virtual items themed after the fast food restaurant in the farming simulator.

At Indiecade, Thatgamecompany staffers Jenova Chen and Robin Hunicke discussed Journey, an intriguing new project they describe as "not a co-op game or a 2-player game," but "a game you play together or by yourself."

The Japanese price for Nintendo's forthcoming 3DS handheld system was set after the company saw the positive response of players following this year's E3 event company president Satoru Iwata told investors.

Florida-based studio N-Space, developer of the forthcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops DS game, is hoping to re-hire staff laid off last week, according to a impassioned blog post by founder Dan O'Leary.

Core gamers are spending more time playing than ever, but average players have "lost interest" in Wii and music titles and are instead migrating toward browser and mobile titles, analysts say.

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