Around a month ago, the ESRB broke word of Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge for PS3 and Xbox 360. While it did raise some hopes that the Uprising expansion would be made available to console gamers, an official announcement from Electronic Arts has confirmed that only the Commander's Challenge mode will be making the jump.

Electronic Arts is all ready to head to Germany for the GamesCom event next week. Would you like to know what they're bringing with them to the showcase hall? We've got the complete and official list right here, and they're promising top titles on the show. Check out their list in the full article.

Command & Conquer 4 may be PC-only, but it looks like Electronic Arts may have some C&C goodness in store for console gamers as well. A listing for a PS3 and Xbox 360 title called Command & Conquer Red Alert 3: Commander's Challenge has recently popped up on the ESRB website.

Whoops! It looks like Electronic Arts's UK PR team has made a goof, announcing on Twitter that Command & Conquer 4 is now in development. While Twitter announcements have become more and more common these days, this particular one included a link to the supposed press release, which actually doesn't seem to exist yet.

This week is like multiplatform game week. Pretty much everything that drops this week for both the handhelds and the home consoles are multiplatform: Wanted: Weapons of Fate, The Wheelman, Legends of WrestleMania... Looks like the only console to get some exclusives this week is the DS. But enough chitchat. Let's get right on to the release schedules!

A good number of games play well on both consoles and PCs, but we all know that certain games belong to one or the other. RTSs, for example, are largely for the PC. The dev of Championship Manager though, believes that strategy games don't belong on consoles because he believes that console owners "don't want a game you've got to think about too much."

It's banhammer time! In order to streamline their system with Master Accounts, it looks like Electronic Arts is also resorting to some strict measures along the way. Upon explaining the new Command & Conquer forum rules, forum admin eaapoc said that getting banned in the forums now gets you banned also in the game. Oh, not just a game, but effectively all other EA games (which require your Master Account) too.

You'd think that a publishing company will fight tooth and nail just to maintain a game title. Apparently, that's not sound business practice, as we learned from John Riccitiello. If something's not meeting quality expectations - which should be high - then there should be no qualms about dropping it off the cliff -- for good.

Electronic Arts has confirmed to Kotaku that development for Tiberium has ceased. Yep, the Command & Conquer FPS title that's been scheduled for release on the PS3, Xbox 360, and PC will never see the light of day. And why is that? Because it did not deliver the appropriate level of quality given the resources and time put into it.

Tricia Helfer! Battlestar Galactica's Cylon 6! In Spider-man: Web of Shadows! Voicing Black Cat! Need I say more? Her spine might be tingling red in the Sci-Fi TV series, this time around, spider-senses are nothing but aglow. See the video interview in the full article.