While you've been obsessed with big name games like Titanfall, there's plenty you've missed. The Herald's gaming staff assess the best of the smaller releases that might have passed you by.

Nintendo plans to expand in emerging markets with new devices starting next year.

Synthetic cannabis may have been taken off the market, freeing parents from worrying about neighbourhood shops selling addictive drugs.

Marvel Super Heroes like The Hulk and Captain America are coming to Disney Infinity's toy box game on Playstation 3 and Xbox later this year.

Like every Disney movie has its own Lego set, every major sports tournament has its own game.

PlayStation 4's much-delayed racing game DriveClub will be out on October 8, Sony has announced.

Highly-anticipated open-world hackathon adventure Watch Dogs arrives next month, just shy of two years after its bombshell E3 announcement. James Cullinane headed to Ubisoft's home turf of Paris to sneak a peek at the game's first few hours and multiplaye

Online game-maker Zynga's founder and former chief executive Mark Pincus is stepping down as chief product officer as the company's sales slide.

A new study into the links between video games and violence has suggested that it is the difficulty of the game and not its content that leads to players feeling aggressive.

Can Don Bradman Cricket 14 live up to the batting legend's name? Cameron McMillan talks to game lead Mike Merren.

Chris Schulz reviews the dazzling new Playstation 4 exclusive Infamous: Second Son, and likes what he sees.

Much-hyped Xbox One game Titanfall has temendous appeal and plenty riding on its release, developer Vince Zampella tells Chris Schulz.