Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and The Girl Who Stands Behind are well-told and compelling mystery games presented in a loving remake that improves on the original titles while sometimes remaining a little too faithful to outdated designs.

Epic and Apple's ongoing legal battle may be redefining the entire app store market as it brigs in comparisons with other popular platform game stores like Xbox and PlayStation.

Adopting a digital approach this year, E3's proud daddy The Entertainment Software Association has been stocking up on partners for the event. A bunch of big names are confirmed to have something to show off, and the ESA has now confirmed that Sega, Square Enix, and Bandai Namco will be rocking up to the party as well.

With cute little characters and easy to learn mechanics, Nintendo wants to get in on that LittleBigPlanet energy.

Thanks to the advance of technology over the last two decades, printing out photos has never been easier, and with Nintendo having teamed up with Fujifilm you can take those snaps and give 'em the ol' Polaroid treatment.

Now you’ll be able to unjustly rob stars from your friends by doing absolutely nothing over the internet. Hooray!

There’s a tremendous amount of laughing in this episode, so if you don’t vibe with unbridled joy than I recommend giving this one a miss.

From a Fez that looks familiar to Road 96 promising hundreds of vital decisions to be made on a summer roadtrip, here’s a look at all the announcements that dropped last night in a short and sweet event.