WWE and THQ agree a new deal that will see THQ produce games bearing the World Wrestling Entertainment license for a further eight years.

Early details on Stratusphere Yoga – a new workout game for Nintendo Wii starring former WWE wrestler Trish Stratus. Seriously.

THQ has purchased bankrupt publisher Midway’s San Diego development studio, according to reports, but excluded from the bankruptcy purchase is the contract for the second TNA iMPACT! video game.

THQ are to release a patch for their UFC 2009 Undisputed title to prevent online gamers from cheating.

UFC 2009: Undisputed has topped the UK gaming charts, ending Wii Fit’s seven-week reign at the top of the all-format chart.

If anticipation and fan reaction for the official release of the new UFC: Undisputed video game is anything like the demo’s release, developer THQ has a lot to look forward to in the next couple months.

Ian Hamilton takes a look at the UFC 2009 Undisputed demo on XBox 360 and PS3.

The full roster of fighters has been unveiled for the upcoming release of ‘UFC 2009 Undisputed’

A look at THQ Wireless’ Smackdown vs. Raw 2009 for mobile phones.

Next week, TNA iMPACT! fans will be able to complete their rosters with the first ever downloadable characters in a wrestling game.

A video preview of the upcoming UFC 2009 – Undisputed video game.

Having given up on wrestling games for a long time, I was left more than a bit worried when TNA announced they were to release a game for their fans.

There’s just something about wrestling games over the last three or four years that has left me flat and wanting more. I’ll be honest, the WWE’s series of games have become boring, bland and very much repetitive.

So, when I was asked to take a look at this effort, I was understandably cautious. Would TNA be able to pull off a massive coup and turn me from a Call of Duty 4 nerd to wrestling icon over night?

The number one fighting videogame franchise is to make its online debut.