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Adhesive Games' new trailer for the upcoming Hawken looks explosive.

It's not as cool as the original game's box art.

Not the Double Fine Kickstarter project!

The indie award nominee is finally out

The pulled Facebook app makes a return after it was pulled following issues.

Duke Nukem Forever was much awaited and didn't manage to live up to the hype, but despite that it apparently still managed to get a fair amount of fan mail.

Sony has fleshed out the details for the next game in the Sly Cooper franchise.

Needless to say, the game sounds exciting. We hope to hear more about The Last of Us over the coming months.

Despite threats of boycott, general complaints and the need for Bioware to up bannings on their forums, Mass Effect 3 tops Walmart's pre-order chart.

Another HD collection outed by a major retailer before any official confirmation.

The developers behind the early Guitar Hero games and Rock Band are bringing a new title to PAX East, along with new details on old games including Amplitude and Frequency.

Notch may well be the classiest game developer on the planet.

Think of it as a turn-based companion to Piranha's MechWarrior Online.

A port of social game Shirotsuku and a brand new shooter are headed for Sony's new handheld.

Sega's just announced a new game that looks pretty much bonkers.

A new trailer for Ghost Recon: Future Soldier showcases the game's futuristic tech.

Sony's said that the Vita only takes first-party memory cards to ensure high read/write speeds. But does that hold up in practice?

For a game about highly classified projects, it's sure doing an awful job keeping itself under wraps.

The game's cover artwork has been revealed, confirming earlier rumors that the game would be set in Colonial America with a Native American protagonist.

A new patch for Minecraft adds a host of new content to the game.

A host of new screenshots show off a new environment in which DMC takes place.

Sony is expected to make a number of huge announcements at the upcoming GDC in San Francisco this March.

Ryu Hayabusa will undertake his latest adventure this coming May.