Despite having lost several battles already, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger seems bent on going down fighting on behalf of California's 2005 law that seeks to ban the sale of violent video games to children.

All three formerly "exclusive" downloadable add-ons for the PC and Xbox 360 versions of "Fallout 3" will be making their way to the PlayStation 3. And two more adventures, one of which involves abduction by aliens, await for all three platforms.

A pair of high-profile game developers go out of business, putting the lie to the idea that video games are recession proof.

Party fighting game "Rag Doll Kung Fu" is free on the PlayStation Network through Wednesday. What are you waiting for? Go download it, now!

If you're one of those people who often hates the English translations of Japanese role-playing games, you might find yourself playing "Final Fantasy XIII" on the PlayStation 3 rather than the Xbox 360 when the game releases next year.

"Broken Steel," the latest add-on for "Fallout 3" revisits the game's controversial ending and is sure to be a crowd pleaser. I wholeheartedly recommend it. But is it the start of a worrisome new trend in game narratives? (While not specific, this review contains details that could be considered spoilers for anyone who hasn't finished "Fallout 3." I also briefly touch upon the ending of "Fable II.")