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The new skateboarding game for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 features a mellower vibe than Tony Hawk's crazy adventures, but a more ambitious online mode lets you share videos of all your wildest stunts.

Some PC game developers believe that up to 90 percent of the people playing their titles never paid for them. The gaming industry's Big Three — Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft — are in attack mode.

A little bit of Final Fantasy, a dash of FarmVille, some God of War and a whole lot of experimentation combine to make this hybrid action-RPG an interesting adventure. Just don't get excited about the fishing minigame.

This remarkably faithful (and surprisingly challenging) online videogame re-creates Kevin Flynn's mythical masterpiece from the '80s movie. It's a fun, free promo for this year's highly anticipated sci-fi sequel, Tron Legacy.

Apple's hot new device offers a peek at the future of videogames. Unfortunately, most of what's visible could use a little more polish if the iPad's really going to shine as a gaming machine. A roundup of great ideas, clunky concepts and horrible misfires.

More than a million people are playing the Halo: Reach beta, and Bungie wants them to help tweak the new shooter's mechanics. Here are our top 5 suggestions.

Gameplay upgrades, aggressive new weapons and a character class system make the latest version of the sci-fi videogame series even better.

The creator of Halo is working on something it calls far more ambitious than its incredibly popular sci-fi videogame. Could we see Bungie-produced novels, comic books and movies based on the still-secret franchise?

Hollywood wants videogame publishers to get on board and help them sell 3-D. But are expensive glasses and new TVs really what gamers need right now?

A new merit badge rewards Scouts for learning about videogames with their parents, joining other geeky pursuits like robotics and geocaching.