NASCAR Kart Racing dev tells Edge how its title puts a twist on the kart formula, and comments on the state of Wii development.

Pioneer exhibits its 400GB optical disc, explains to Edge that a firmware update may allow Blu-ray devices to read it.

Edge speaks to the co-founder of upstart indie outfit Riot Games on the importance of the world’s fastest-growing nation.

Who do you believe deserves real credit for their talent and dedication? Edge is taking nominations for our annual Edge Heroes - the Top 25 Game Industry People of the Year Awards.

Multiple plaintiffs consolidating their cases against EA, lawyer tells Edge.

Prince of Persia and GTA IV feature in a week light on numbers but heavy on substance.

Edge journeys through the compelling and clumsy world of Bethesda’s action-RPG.

Edge gives Nintendo four scenarios regarding Wii Speak.

There’s a lot of videogame jargon out there. Edge has made some more.

Greenpeace speaks to Edge about Sony’s lead, Microsoft’s blunders, that ‘San Diego’ claim and why Nintendo is hiding away.

Console passes 7 million mark, yet its monthly sales rate has dropped by 24%.

Microsoft's European boss Chris Lewis is pleased with Xbox 360's European momentum, but admits he's keeping an eye on rivals Sony and Nintendo. More in this Edge interview.

We speak with Shaun White Snowboarding creative director Trent Ward about developing for Nintendo's floor-bound controller.

Sonic, Street Fighter and Chrono Trigger take this week back to the mid-nineties.

Fighter tells Edge, "I don't really have the desire to have my face out there in the form of a doll or a videogame or whatever."

BBFC tells Edge that the PEGI system rates games too strictly, cites Mass Effect and “sex simulator”.

DFC Intelligence explores how Xbox 360's new interface can help broaden its appeal.

One online exec challenges the theory that this is the "last generation of consoles."

Frontier’s MD David Walsh tells Edge why Square Enix is “vital” for cracking the Japanese market.

As we say goodbye to blades and hello to NXE, we remember the strange and wonderful dashboards of game systems past…