Game on: DiRT Showdown
Rubbish at driving? Like to be given a second chance when you crash – or even a fifth? Then get behind the wheel of DiRT Showdown, writes Tom Meltzer
Max Payne 3 – review
Keith Stuart: A breathless hair-trigger blast-'em-up that veers thrillingly between high-class clubs and low-life strip joints
Starhawk – review
Nick Cowen: If you're a shooter fan looking for a break from the norm, Starhawk is certainly worth picking up
Sniper V2 Elite – review
Simon Parkin: This is a flawed action game that misses its targets almost as often as it hits them
From gamer to racing driver
Jann Mardenborough was a shy Cardiff teenager who loved his Gran Turismo computer game. So imagine his parents' surprise when he won a place in the Dubai 24 Hour race
Game on: Sniper Elite V2
Third-person stealth gaming with sophisticated, hold-your-breath-and-pick-your-moment sniping, but this time you can watch in graphic x-ray as your Nazi target dies, writes Tom Meltzer
God of War: Ascension announced for PS3 with teaser trailer
Keith Stuart: The latest title in the multi-million selling hack-n-slash series is set to be a prequel to the events of the opening trilogy
Sony-EMI deal set to get nod from EU
European competition regulator likely to allow Sony-led bid to buy EMI Music's publishing assets. By Mark Sweney
Ridge Racer Unbounded – review
Steve Boxer: Ridge Racer Unbounded is the most compelling version of the game since the original
Prototype 2 – preview
Nick Cowen: Activision's upcoming sequel to its 2009 best-seller Prototype sees Alex Mercer back in the fray … with a twist
Game on: Devil May Cry HD Collection
The hero looks dated and, although the games are as challenging as ever, it's impossible to forget they were made for consoles a generation or more behind
PlayStation 4 to be called Orbis, launching winter 2013?
Keith Stuart: PS4 rumour mill cranks into motion with intriguing details of AMD processors and possible measures against the pre-owned games market
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier – multiplayer preview
Nick Cowen gets a hands-on look at the new Guerrilla Mode – and finds that the style of play needed to survive is far more frenetic and action oriented than the series has been known for in the past
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City – review
Steve Boxer: Operation Raccoon City won't win any awards, but it adds a fresh spin to the Resident Evil universe
Is Journey a game or a piece of interactive art?
Keith Stuart: Released this week on PlayStation 3, Journey is one of the most talked about games of the year so far. But what exactly is it? And does it have more in common with art than gaming?
Journey – review
Keza MacDonald: You will rarely play a game that makes you feel so much like you're actually there as Journey does
Dara O’Briain: the best invention ever would be a straight to bed button
Celebrity squares: Comedian Dara O'Briain has yet to meet a robot who can fix a daiquiri as well as a small child can
The Sims 3: Showtime – review
Mike Anderiesz: For dedicated fans of the series, this is a worthy add-on – but it really needs some Guitar Hero swagger
I Am Alive – review
Nick Cowen: Far from being a dud, the download-only I Am Alive is arguably one of the strongest games of the year
Max Payne 3 – preview
Nick Cowen: One bullet at a time, Max Payne 3 blurs the line between hyper-cool action cinema and cold realism
Samsung Galaxy Beam projector phone in spotlight at Mobile World Congress
Galaxy Beam smartphone runs on Google's Android OS and can project images up to 50in across on any flat surface
PS Vita to sell 12.4m units in 2012, says analyst
Keith Stuart: Research firm Strategy Analytics sees a good year for Sony's new PS Vita handheld console, despite slow sales in Japan
PlayStation Vita – the essential guide
Keith Stuart: Everything you need to know about Sony's latest handheld console – the games, the hardware, the future – analysed and assessed
PlayStation Vita review: the big question – do you need one?
Keith Stuart: The Vita is something of an exciting anachronism in this age of smartphones and throwaway gaming experiences
PlayStation Vita – review
Sony's handheld Vita console faces stiff competition but there's no doubting its powerful gaming capabilities, says Will Freeman
PS Vita: a Games page special
Nick Gillett roadtests PS Vita, Sony's latest assault on the handheld market
PS Vita launch titles – reviews
We review three more of the leading launch games for the PS Vita: Modnation Racers, Escape Plan and Everybody's Golf
PS Vita: Sony reveals the European launch trailer
Keith Stuart: Sony has put its cinematic PlayStation Vita launch trailer onto YouTube, revealing its new tagline, 'the world is in play'
PS Vita launch titles – reviews
We review some of the leading launch games for the new Sony PS Vita, including WipeOut 2048, Uncharted: The Golden Abyss and Little Deviants
Whitney Houston album price hike sparks controversy
Sony Music under fire after cost of greatest hits set on iTunes rises by more than 60% after singer's death. By Josh Halliday
The Darkness II – review
Nick Cowen: Here's an action-packed shooter that balances gunplay and superpowers better than its predecessor did
Panasonic and Sony mired in Japanese electronics slump
Japanese electronics firm Panasonic has nearly doubled its projected net loss for 2011 to ¥780bn (£6.47bn), the biggest in the company's 95-year history
Catherine – review
Simon Parkin: It can be both interesting and innovative, but at it core Catherine is a mediocre game