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We got a list of launch titles, a few new game announcements, but sadly no launch date.

It's a time of uncertainty for gamers. With new game consoles right around the corner, do we buy the hot new games for the current gen, or hold out for the next gen versions? This decision is a lot easier for Xboxers than for Playstation fans, thanks to a pair of programs from GameStop and Microsoft.

Gamers seem divided on the most recent Xbox 180 change. Personally I'm curious about why they're making all these changes. Also, we should be seeing a new PS3 model next week!

The next console generation will see Microsoft continuing to gate content behind the Xbox Live Gold paywall: both Game DVR and OneGuide will only be available to paying members. Of less concern is the resolution limitation on Game DVR recording.

RSS company Feedly announced Pro pricing for it's Feedly Cloud service over the weekend and offered a limited number of Lifetime memberships. Those sold out quickly but tech bloggers are beating up Feedly on price.

Yesterday Nintendo released its quarterly financials. The goods news is that the 3DS is doing well. The Wii U, however, is in serious trouble.

I've been pretty down on Kickstarter as a funding source for games lately, but here's a project that turned out quite nicely.

The new Nexus 7 is pretty much what we expected it to be, but this Chromecast streaming thing came out of left field.

A pair of unrelated reports show that user satisfaction with Google+ is dropping, and the service is failing to gain traction in terms of content sharing. Is G+ circling the drain?

Will leaked pricing and a mystery press event add up to new hardware?

Some Mad Catz reps get booed at the EVO tournament just for mentioning "Xbox One" and "exclusive" in the same sentence.