Games are getting bigger and the internet can't keep up. But do the usual cures for digital distribution even work anymore?

Has the switch to more downloadable games over retail copies reduced the carbon footprint of gaming? Not so much apparently

Retail sales of PC games were almost non-existent in 2013, according to a report.

Slightly Mad's sublime racer Project Cars will hit retail shelves later this year.

Minecraft will also be available in hard copy for PS3 - now if only we could smash it with our fists to add it to our inventory.

With prices rising for everything, budgets are getting squeezed from all directions. What is your threshold in spending on a game?

Prices have equalized across consoles, but why was this a problem to begin with?

Digital distribution is more expensive than retail, but even more so on PlayStation