Some gamers are questioning what version of Final Fantasy XIII should be picked up, the Xbox 360 or the PS3 version? There is some info that may swing gamers towards the PS3 version, that involves FFXIV.

PC Games published two brand new screenshots of Crysis 2.

IncGamers caught up with BioWare producer, Fernando Melo to discuss the expansion pack due for release later this month.

In the interview Melo explains why the PS3 will be digitally distributed in Europe, ideas of where the franchise will go and how BioWare is looking at overhauling the console's button mapping. You can also see some sword fighting and a little bit of archery too!

The APB team discusses the in-game music and the music editor that comes with the upcoming urban MMO.

PC Games sales now 80% digital. The Digital Trend is taking over. PC Games revenues are up 3% in 2009. Meanwhile PC retail is getting hit hard.

The fourth part of the Complete N00b Guide to StarCraft 2 Beta continues with the Zerg.

Starcraft: IncGamers' ego helps new players through the insectoid race and gives tips and hints on how to use their primary units.

The perfect guide to someone new to StarCraft, but interested in getting to know the game, as it will be launched in just a few months.

GB writes: "Its been a long time since the last episode of Half Life 2 was released. But now in what seems to be a concept art from episode 3 has surfaced on the internet. We are still not sure if this is original or not, but we are investigating so come back on GamingBolt for an update on this."

Kotaku: Gaming on the iPhone and iPod touch has been a huge hit for Apple - a neat, unique experience combining a relatively big screen, multi-touch controls, motion-sensor controls, network access for social gaming, in-app commerce for virtual goods, and more.

The gaming experience on the iPad could be even crazier. And the iPhone game developers we're talking to are really excited about it.

The iPad's big screen in particular is going to bring a new element of fun and possibilities to the iPhone gaming platform. Besides just having larger, more vivid graphics, and more pixels to use for game controls, the iPad will offer more multi-touch input sensors, therefore adding new control possibilities to iPad games.

Controversial games streaming service OnLive will launch in the US on June 17th backed by Electronic Arts, Ubisoft, Take-Two Interactive, THQ and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.

Details for the cloud-based gaming service, which was unveiled amidst much attention at GDC last year, are to be given in a Wednesday keynote this morning at the GamesBeat one-day event at the 2010 Game Developers Conference.

The serivce launches on PC and Mac, and costs $14.95 a month.

Major publishers have already backed the service - and while specific titles, pricing and revenue share models will be made public closer to the E3 launch, McGarvey told us that a few of the launch games include Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed II and Prince Of Persia: The Forgotten Sands, as well as THQ's Metro 2033.

GDC 2010: Tiger Style co-owner Randy Smith advocates immediacy, depth as a way to elevate the status of small-scale developers.