Can Microsoft appeal to non-gamers and not alienate the gamers to make Xbox One the go-to device for the living room?

Maxis’ city simulation game, SimCity will be released for the Mac this June.

Here is our review of Need For Speed: Most Wanted for the Xbox 360.

EA’s goof up in validating a coupon code results in many people getting free games.

EA shows a gameplay demo of the new Need For Speed: Most Wanted

EA’s extremely popular racing game, Need For Speed: Most Wanted is set for a comeback.

Nokia announces partnerships with major brands to bring their apps to Lumia and other Windows Phones. Is Nokia really the “real” Windows Phone maker?

How EA manages to become foolish and terrible every month is beyond me. Apparently the Rock Band iOS app, which people bought by paying $4.99, will “no longer be playable on May 31″. Find out more about EA’s new idiocy.

Download FIFA Street Demo. Download or Pre-order FIFA Street Demo for Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 (PS3)

Origin auto adds Steam purchases of EA’s titles to its own library. While this stinks of snooping around without your consent, it is generally not so bad. Read more about this automagic adding of games to Origin’s library.

Here is our FIFA 12 [PC] Game Review. FIFA 12 is the latest version of the FIFA series from EA Sports.

Gamers Opt-Out is a really great initiative undertaken by a bunch of gamers in Chicago. These gamers formed Gamers Opt-Out to reclaim their rights to sue EA or Sony as accorded to them by the Constitution. Find out more about Gamers Opt-Out after the break.

EA, just like Sony a few days ago, has put in a binding clause in the ToS for its digital distribution platform Origin. If you accept that ToS, you will waive your rights to sue Origin and EA for any sort of damage you incur while using it. Suffice to say that this ToS binder is a really poor show from EA as well as Sony.

Dragon Age II has been removed from Valve’s digital distribution platform Steam. This comes on the eve of the launch of the new downloadable content (DLC) “Legacy” for the troubled role playing game.

EA announced that it has acquired PopCap Games for $750 million in cash and stock, plus a $550 million earnout. With the acquisition, EA becomes the second biggest social gaming company in the world, with nearly 50 million monthly active users.