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But that last 1% is apparently a real bitch.

Visceral has released an in-depth preview into DEad Space 3.

You can now discover in detail the perk trees accessible to the Vampire and Werewolf transformation classes.

It's far from a Final Fantasy.

Treyarch has confirmed that dedicated servers will be making a return to Black Ops 2, among other things.

A closer look at the return of two of your favorite weapons to Halo 4: The Sniper Rifle and the Needler.

And it’s a tune quite a few developers are singing lately.

It's the one where Sam meets the Flintstones!

Europe gets a game. Everyone else gets a trailer.

In order to help raise money for Right to Play, Microsoft is letting gamers play for free.

Ever wanted to play as the Middle-East in military shooters? Now you can!

Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime thinks console gaming isn't about the power, comments on PS3/Xbox 360 hardware cycle.

An anonymous letter has made it way online and it paints a rather bad picture on 38 Studios and how they treat people.

Could Star Wars: The Old Republic be going F2P? BioWare is certainly looking at it.

Civilization 5 is getting integrated with Steam Workshop, allowing players to share their creations.

Chalk up another studio at Activision enlisted to work on Call of Duty games.

Are you a member of the military? Then EA has a special edition of Medal of Honor Warfighter just for you.

In the interest of promoting a "health gaming culture" the South Korean government has banned virtual item trades.

Jack Tretton has touched upon Microsoft's E3 conference in an interview with Forbes, and why the 360's long list of non-gaming features aren't all that impressive.

The VGAs might not always be the most critically successful night in gaming, but the awards definitely bring out plenty of viewers. This year, for the tenth anniversary, a special presenter is returning to take up the mantle.

Jack Tretton thinks the Vita is the future of portable gaming and notices the distinction between smart phone gamers and core gamers.

How best to lure in those not feeling an iOS/Android Batman title than by cutting together a trailer that looks suspiciously like an add-on for Arkham Asylum.

Ubisoft are shipping around the rights to a Splinter Cell movie and, should they find a studio willing to pick it up, we'll be one step closer to seeing Sam Fisher sneak to the big screen.

The first ever teaser trailer has been released for the sequel to Amnesia, one of the scariest games of all time.