Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime is a four player, ghost-busting adventure that will take players on a brand new paranormal experience. Players will suit up with their proton packs and assume the role of a rookie hired by the Ghostbusters to save New York City from a disaster of ghoulish proportions.

Indie game development studio Artix Entertainment, known for its free web browser-based RPGs, eagerly announces Phase II of its plan for game development studio acquisition. 

Zoo Entertainment announced a diverse assortment of entertaining games expected to debut at retailers nationwide this February, featuring tricky puzzles, undead assailants and prehistoric predators.

Gazillion Entertainment announced that David Brevik has been promoted to President and COO of the company. David served as President of Blizzard North for seven years and was responsible for creating Blizzard’s Diablo series.

Here begins the first adventure for a young and inexperienced Lara Croft in a story which charts the journey of an ordinary woman who finds out just how far she must go in order to stay alive.

StarCraft II will feature the return of the Protoss, Terran, and Zerg races. It's overhauled and re-imagined with Blizzard's approach to game balance, and it's designed to be the ultimate competitive RTS game.

With this unique action shooter set in 2031, MindJack offers a distinctive experience that throws players into a revolutionary playing field where an engaging solo campaign transitions seamlessly to thrilling, cooperative multiplayer gameplay.

Back in 2008 Ignition Entertainment entered into an agreement with Epic Games to license Unreal Engine 3 for an upcoming, groundbreaking FPS, to be developed at its Florida studio. But when mid 2010 UTV Ignition Entertainment shut down several of its studios, Reich was feared to be canceled and hasn't been heard of since, until today when UTV revealed the sci-fi shooter is being worked on at its new consolidated Austin facility.

Gary Grigsby’s War in the East: The German-Soviet War 1941-1945 is a turn-based World War II strategy game stretching across the entire Eastern Front. Gamers can engage in an epic campaign, including division-sized battles with realistic and historical terrain, weather, orders of battle, logistics and combat results.

For all the APB players out there, there's some good news. GamersFirst is going to preserve the characters and accounts, so former players will be able to pick up where they left off. For those wondering if the free-to-play APB: Reloaded will be compatible with the original game, the revamped version will most likely be patchable. That all sounds good. Now we only need to see the game!

It's already mid-week. I have no idea what our plans are for the weekend, but I'm looking forward to it already. Doing nothing is one of my favorite past times. We've got quite a bit of DVR/AppleTV to watch, so we won't be bored.