Microsoft has confirmed it has cut a "small percentage", thought to be around 600,000 gamers, off from Xbox Live for modifying their consoles to play pirated games

When Sony's Slim PS3 hits the shops next month it will come with the latest Cell chip. So, is the new CPU any faster?

Rumours are swirling surrounding a new Xbox console on its way in 2010 that is said to come packing Microsoft's Project Natal technology

Do you remember Windows ME, the Sinclair C5, Zip disks or the Apple III? Early adopters usually pride themselves with getting the finest tech products first, but sometimes being first isn’t always best.

For the next next generation of consoles, PS4, XBox3 and Wii2, it looks like Intel is in, Nvidia is out. The picture for their GPUs is starting to become clear.

Avatars, photo sharing and hopefully fewer service outages await 360 owners with "New Xbox Experience", which carries with it the ugly acronym of "NXE".

New numbers out today from market research outfit Jon Peddie (JPR) predict worldwide growth for PC gaming hardware shipments and regional market share to be “amazing”.

You'll never hear the last of it

Speculation from industry insiders has it that Intel is having significant trouble getting publishers and developers to programme for Larrabee.

The Nintendo Wii continues to dominate sales, though analysts predict the PS3 is catching up. Interestingly, the PC remains the "most used" gaming platform.

Software that lets you run unsigned apps on the Wii have appeared online. But why hack your Wii? We list 5 things you "could" do with a hacked Wii.

Popularity of the little console is exploding, with Nintendo expecting to double the Wii user base. And its little brother, the DS, is also proving popular.

Former Xbox boss says consoles heading for the scrap heap. Lets hope he's thrown on a flame proof suit.

If you thought HDDVD's demise meant a new high-def drive for the Xbox, think again.

Arcade model now cheaper than a Wii.

Nintendo console predicted to be most popular by end of 2008.

Nintendo continues to dominate Far East market.

Time to push security up the IT agenda.

Analysts predict bumpy ride for personal networking technology.

Redmond to offer retro Xbox titles to celebrate.