There have been some rumors flying around that the PS3 version of Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon has been canceled. As it turns out, the rumors were true.

More legends just got added to WWE Legends of Wrestlemania (PS3, Xbox 360) as the box art for the THQ title comes out. Look back on the good ol' WWF days and remember the old greats and villains that we used to cheer for and boo as kids. Find our more in the full article.

Award-winning film, television and video game composer Garry Schyman brings the 70's funk into Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon (PS3, Xbox 360). "Personally, this is my favorite of the three DAH scores. I love this style of music!" Schyman said. Read more on the game's music and why THQ VP Kevin Kraff thinks he's perfect for the job.

Just a couple of weeks after THQ filed a lawsuit against Activision Blizzard for supposedly copying the boxart cover of their Baja Edge of Control (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) game on CORE International Baja 1000 (PS3, Xbox 360, PC, Wii, PS2), we find the two camps settling their scores -- out of court. More details after the jump.

Love to create superstars but hate the pathetic 30 overall rating? This'll fix your troubles. Instead of having to play Career Mode over and over for attribute points, THQ is planning a patch for WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2009 (Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS) that'll solve all your attribute woes.

Midway Games posted its Q3 report, and things aren't looking too hot. They're not the only one, though. A lot of publishers are really feeling the economic heat right now. As a result, Midway will drop underperforming titles to optimize revenues and minimize costs.

THQ has finally announced a release date for Sandblast's latest Destroy All Humans! title. Destroy All Humans! Path of the Furon is now officially on for a December 1 release for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

Another publisher is forced to lay people off due to the current economic standing of the gaming industry. Brash Entertainment had to sack 20 people across the org chart to reduce costs and maintain a survivable standing. More in the full article.

THQ today announced its financial results for the fiscal second quarter which ended in the 30th of September. Net sales dropped, now they're not setting their sights too high with a reduced financial outlook and a big realignment.

A day after EA posted its disappointing quarterly report, video game software shares drop due to fears that companies may fail to deliver profitable titles during the holidays. As a result, retailers are stocking up mostly on AAA-rated titles, and not so much on not-so-anticipated ones, putting less popular games at a disadvantage on the market.