Blizzard and USAOPOLY strike a deal that will put World of Warcraft and StarCraft on your kitchen table. In a good way.

GameFly is really lucky Netflix decided to not get into the game rental business. It remains one of the only standalone videogame rental companies on the web. It doesn’t seem like GameFly will be receiving any serious competition anytime soon, so it makes sense to take advantage of its new promotion.

Just weeks after the unofficial Steam for Android app was released, Valve has surprised everyone with a Steam app of its own. Android and iOS owners can download the official Steam app for free right now. Steam for mobile devices allows users to stay in touch with the Steam community while they aren’t at the more »

Last week, Gaikai’s CEO David Perry revealed the cloud gaming service will be coming to Facebook very soon. Gaikai’s goal is to help publishers put their games in front of as many people as possible by providing a near-frictionless experience. Gamers are able to start playing one of Gaikia’s games instantly without downloading anything. At more »

OnLive’s pledge to become available across a wide range of devices went a step further last week. OnLive and Google announced the cloud gaming service will be coming to Google TVs from every manufacturer. The OnLive Viewer can be downloaded right now, but the complete OnLive experience is coming in time.

Wadgeteye has been working hard to get it’s popular Blackwell series to work on Steam and they finally got there.

All four games (Legacy, Unbound, Deception and Convergence) are now available through digital download game store and service Steam.

They are also offering some nifty extras to each game…

On the Conan show, MLB 2K12 cover athlete Justin Verlander announced a change in the annual $1 million Perfect Game Challenge. 2K Sports will rate the Top 8 perfect games and those players will face off in a tourney for the $1 million.

Check out this year’s collection of holiday greetings from various game and entertainment companies.

Fresh games often come out with a hefty premium price, but the price often drops in a month or two when the hotness finally cools off. After that, the game tends to be forgotten in the rush of next “A title”, and the game doesn’t really sell regardless of the price. This is a shame, because often those “golden oldie” games of just a few months ago are pretty good, and sometimes are even better than when they first came out, thanks to patches and player mods.

Gamersgate is having a holiday sale featuring many games of yestermonth…

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