• Mark Serrels

'The Australian video games industry is a perfect example of the sort of innovative 21st century industry that the current Prime Minister gushes about', says said Senator ScottLudlam. 'We’d prefer that enthusiasm translated into real action'.

Man netted more than $30,000 onselling account details for game.

• Drew Turney

With the release of Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens, TT continues a growing legacy of easy, funny Lego tie-in games.

• Tim Biggs

It promised a return to the beloved designs of Mega Man, but Mighty No. 9 has all the hallmarks of a rushed and troubled development.

• Tim Biggs

The huge twice-a-decade leaps in technology that used to characterise the video game console business are likely a thing of the past.

• Tim Biggs

Kirby returns better than ever thanks to a shape-shifting mech and superb, cutesy design.

• Tim Biggs

The Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles has wrapped up for another year, and we now have a much better idea of the blockbuster games coming our way from the world's biggest publishers.

• Tim Biggs

Only one game at E3 had the audience laughing hysterically one minute, oohing and aahing over gameplay the next.

• Tim Biggs

Finally, the 30-year-old series has been reinvented, maintaining its charm while shifting to a completely open, modern design.

• Tim Biggs

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer tells Fairfax Media why games should be tied to the person that bought them rather than the hardware they run on, and also explains why Xbox services are showing up on non-Microsoft hardware.

• Tim Biggs

Beloved gods, superheroes and marsupials return at Sony's video- and suspense-heavy briefing.

• Tim Biggs

Microsoft has outlined its plans for Xbox to become more than a box that gets refreshed every five to eight years, announcing two new Xbox One console options and deeper integration of Xbox services within mobile devices and Windows 10 PCs.

• Tim Biggs

At last you can take a (virtual) Lamborghini down the Great Ocean Road ... or through a hills hoist.

• Tim Biggs

It's almost that time of the year again, where the biggest names in video games get together at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles to draw the world's attention to their shiny new machines and blow the lid off surprising upcoming titles.

• Tim Biggs

Since Lara Croft's triumphant return in 2013, cinematic action games have seen more and more leading ladies.

• Tim Biggs

A team-based multiplayer game with an truly diverse roster of fun characters, Overwatch has a hero to suit just about anyone.

• Tim Biggs

Social site partners with World of Warcraft maker Blizzard entertainment.

• Jason Schreier

This probably comes as no surprise to anyone who spends time on the internet, but it's still awful.

• Cynthia Karena

It turns out that playing is a great way to advance science.