Call of Duty: Black Ops launches in Hollywood style
Steve Boxer: Latest game in Activision's Call of Duty franchise poised to become biggest-selling title of all
Kinect: Microsoft has produced a game-changer, but not yet
The console is pricey and some games are flawed, but it is undeniably impressive and filled with potential, says Mike Anderiesz
Kinect system that could revolutionise gaming launched by Microsoft
New system which works with Xbox 360 console detects gestures and body movements via an infrared emitter
Kinect games controller – review
Giles Richards sees a bright future in Kinect, Microsoft's new full-body games controller
Sonic The Hedgehog 4 – review
Sarah Ditum: Sonic returns to the pure platform fun of his origins
Ben 10 Ultimate Alien: Cosmic Destruction – review
Jack Arnott: A cartoon puzzler that is ultimately alienating and run-of-the-mill in most aspects
WWE Smackdown vs Raw 2011 – review
Mike Anderiesz: If you're a WWE fan, then this is the best and certainly the biggest of them all
DJ Hero 2 – review
New features and the expanded record box of DJ Hero 2 make the earlier version look like it only played 78rpm, writes Kelly MacDonald
Fable III – review
Fable III may have lost some of the bucolic charm of its predecessors, but graphics, script and a stellar voice cast make for an adventure rich in action, pathos and humour, writes Chris Schilling
Fable 3 – review
Greg Howson: This hugely enjoyable RPG very nearly scores five stars, let down only by standard graphics and loading times
Clouds on Microsoft’s horizon as software guru Ray Ozzie quits
Chief executive Steve Ballmer under pressure as Microsoft loses its cloud-computing champion
Windows Phone 7 handsets go on sale
Microsoft chief admits there is 'a lot of work to do to get into the game' as he launches handsets
Fable III final trailer – plus DLC revealed
Despite being ultimately a little disappointed with Fable 2 - the "freedom" in the game never felt as liberating as it should have - I can't wait for Fable III. Released next Friday in Europe the Xbox 360 game promises - as ever - to give the player real choice. The latest, and presumably final, trailer has just been released and talks a lot about power, consequences and revolution. Sounds good. The trailer make the characters look a little ugly though - this is no Mass Effect. Still, I'm very much looking forward to this one
Vanquish – review
Steve Boxer: This Platinum Games shooter has an excellent pedigree, and combines mayhem and barminess in an impressively satisfying package