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In which Ralph visits a place that's The Sims and Grand Theft Auto.

Believe it or not, there is indeed an indie scene in the East, and BitSummit is here to help prove this fact.

It could as cheap as $200 by this Friday.

Hilarious. Simply hilarious.

A Jefferies analyst reports that Apple's plans to release the iPhone 6 this year have been delayed.

It seems that the destiny of Bungie’s next title may be a bleak one.

Creative Director Neil Druckmann talks about The Last of Us and the length of its campaign.

While it's not as bad as Ni No Kuni Wizard Edition debacle, it still makes one feel pretty angry.

Who must also defuse bombs in an amusement park. How's that for a premise.

Time to remember the days of U R NOT (red) E and when playing DVD movies was the deal sealer.

They claim that the game is not an MMO, even though it kind of is.

A suspicious DLC description named Citadel has been shot down by BioWare employee Chris Priestly.

Sega is releasing a host of retro-themed gaming laptops.

Embrace the brutality of heavy metal in Team Fortress 2.

If you're struggling to get Tux in TF2 and haven't the slightest idea how to install Linux, this guide will get you started.

A Riot staffer stopped by the official forums to detail and explain changes appearing in the PBE.

Player pairing site lolduo.com is up and functioning again after being overloaded.

Sony is looking to innovate towards backwards compatibility in the same way they did Blu-Ray – by taking a risk.

It appears that you’ll have to fight your way to a reward rather than simply share a Facebook post this time.

Na'Vi's representative speaks about plans to open a US gaming house.

League of Legends has received some new video coverage.

The studio fails to disclose what the patch contains, except to say that a patch is coming that fixes things.

This BF3 player taught these crane camping sons of mothers a lesson in defending their camping spot.

Crysis 3 developers address the community on the entire expanse of the game's multiplayer mode.