With 515,000 net square feet sold, there will be room for more than 400 exhibitors, which means E3 2003 > E3 2002.

A new research and development facility for Nintendo games will be opening in Tokyo.

Spark will be the developer of Activision's Call of Duty line, and apparently the publisher wants them to stick around for a while.

Who wouldn't want to play with toys named Death, Famine, Pestilence, and War?

Acclaim finds a nice musical line-up for its supercross game.

The futuristic racer is on its way to stores.

Kids play baseball. I hear kids play GameCube. It's a perfect match, right? Right?!

The anticipated space shooter is finally here, and with internet ranking to boot.

Majesco will publish the board game based on various Cartoon Network shows.

The Pokémon GBA games will be released in Europe on 25th July.

Nintendo takes the top three spots in the Australian Gaming Top Ten with Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire and Metroid Prime.

Looks like the slick incarnation of everyone's favourite handheld is generating a lot of interest in Australia.

Former NOA Director of Business Development gets the nod.

Nyko wins its patent infringment case against Pelican over the popular Worm Light accessory.

Hulk Smaaaaaaaash!

It comes preloaded with codes for 130 GBA titles, plus enhanced support for the new monster-collecting games.

Now you get to see Ruby and Sapphire characters on the big screen. Or, you could just do what everyone else is going to do and use your GB Players.

We'll ignore the fact that they're giving away an Xbox, as you could wind up meeting some of the X-Men.

You know that Disney skateboarding game from Activision? They've rounded up some kids to be in it, and want you to pick your favorites.

The Shin Megami Tensei series comes to North America in the form of two games. Read the thrilling press release!