Kids these days usually play video games with their friends and sometimes their fathers, but moms could soon be joining in on the grenade tossing, alien killing fun.

Symantec says it has identified a new vulnerability in Adobe's Flash player that can cause the Nintendo console to lock up when viewed on the specially crafted Opera Web browser.

Based on "preliminary internal data", Sony says that PS3 sales rose by 135% in the first two weeks following the $100 cut on existing PS3 units.

It's no longer a big surprise, but Nintendo's console once again sold more units than the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 combined, during the month of June.

Sony has finished version 1.90 of the Playstation 3 firmware, adding among other things 1080p24 and AVCHD video support.

Ubisoft's modern PC shooter is making a comeback, with details about the Far Cry sequel announced today.

Canadian researchers have created an invincible Checkers program that can beat any human.

After a round of success of the PS2 and Xbox, a new Bully game is heading to the Wii and Xbox 360.

The Sims Bowling has made its way to the iPod, adding to a list of games that has seen very few updates over the past several months.

Another sign that HD DVD is losing ground, the once exclusive HD DVD company The DVD Acquisition and Development Group has announced it's moving to Blu-ray.

At a Sony press event in Tokyo, it has been reported that Sony will bring a new version of the quirky PSP title LocoRoco to the Playstation 3.

The surprise Xbox 360 hit Table Tennis is now on its way to a more interactive experience on the Wii.

Warner Home Video's release of Blade Runner on the two high definition formats will set a record for the amount of content packed into a single movie title.

Redwood City (CA) - With just enough time to finish unpacking his bags from E3, Microsoft's Peter Moore has jumped from the Xbox team to Electronic Arts, where he will serve as EA Sports President. Peter Moore will leave Microsoft as the corporate vice president of the Interactive Entertainment Business, the division that oversees the Xbox.  In a complete 180 degree turn, Moore will be replaced by Don Mattrick, a former Electronic Arts President.  Mattrick is currently an external adviser to Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices division.