The developers behind the smash hit game, The Witcher 2, have called off their lawyers in order to avoid targeting legitimate fans who bought their game, proving that the gaming industry does have some nice guys working in it after all.

The developers for the upcoming, super-hard game Dark Souls have a unique method to deal with software pirates.

The new Xbox update gives pirates the run-around.

According to unconfirmed reports, Microsoft may have instituted another banwave on modified Xboxes.

Halo Reach was released to Xbox Live Marketplace, hidden and only accessible to games reviewers. a group of sneaky hacker types managed to bypass Xbox Live’s security, downloading the game for themselves. they then released it – in Games on Demand and ISO form – to the internet at large. Microsoft have not taken kindly to their biggest game of …

The Humble Indie Game Bundle we told you about recently is a sweet collection of some might fine games from independent developers. It’s particularly notable in that the proceeds can be split any which way you like between the developers and charities – both of which worthy recipients of your money. Also notable in that you can pay whatever you …

So here is one of those stories that kind of make me laugh but get my blood boiling at the same time. A law firm that specialises in consumer class actions has posted a form on it’s site that requests that users (read filthy pirates) that were banned from Xbox Live all get involved in a class action lawsuit against …

It appears that Microsoft were not in the giving mood this Halloween and rather went for the Trick part of the famous trick or treat. Instead of offering up free points, membership or games they decided to unleash yet another wave of Xbox Live banishments for pirates, cheats and hackers. In an act of ultimate irony the newly banned pirates …