Everybody’s favorite lasagna-loving cat is back with his very own game, Garfield Lasagna Party, with release dates varying depending on the location. Microids will publish the game with Balio Studio ...

It turns out that a “friendly neighborhood Spider-man,” Andrew Garfield, is particularly neighborly when it comes to board games. The actor, best known for playing comic book hero Spider-Man, recently ...

Video game publisher Microids has announced that it has signed a new video game publishing agreement with ViacomCBS Consumer Products to produces not one, not two, but three new video games based on ...

Richard Garfield, creator of Magic: The Gathering, teamed up with other gaming veterans to launch a new game studio called Popularium. The studio’s first game will be Chaos Agents, a PC and web ...

Yes, you read that headline correctly. Microids has inked a brand new deal in which they will produce multiple games for the character Garfield. The deal was made by the current IP owners at ViacomCBS ...

The fattest cats have to go where the fattest money is. Garfield, who debuted in newspaper comics back in 1978, is nearly as old as gaming itself. He even starred in software back in the old Atari era ...

Emeryville, CA., March 20, 2006-- Handheld videogame specialist Lucky Jump Games announced today that it has completed development on Garfield and His Nine Lives for Nintendo Game Boy Advance. The ...

Fanatical has dropped a fresh bundle of PC games on its storefront, and if you're looking for a varied selection of titles to choose from, you can score a pretty good deal here. Like previous ...

If you're an American, be you North or Southern, you've undoubtedly heard of Garfield the cat at least once in your life. That lazy anthropomorphic orange cat who hates Mondays, enjoys eating lasagna, ...

Two of pop culture's nerdiest superstars – Jeopardy's No. 2 all-time winner Ken Jennings and Magic the Gathering creator Richard Garfield – have partnered to create a trivia card game that launched ...

Some people may have entirely missed our article of the Redditor painstakingly turning the Monday-hating, lasagna-eating Garfield as a retro-styled horror game on Game Boy. Everyone who read the ...