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A few months back we asked readers what classic video game genre would they revive and why. The number one answer surprised us. Here are some of the responses.

Before our official review hits next week, we sit down with the demo of Devil May Cry and talk about what developer Ninja Theory brings to this anticipated reboot.

The PS2 played host to awful gaming adaptations of various mature properties, including this one about HBO's mobster family.

Our resident fashion expert analyzes the characters of Devil May Cry to see if the initial furor over Dante's makeover is justified.

Update: We've added two new games and corresponding entries to our list of cancelled games.

Our time with DayZ and The War Z got us thinking about features we’d like to see.

One of the most important console hardware decisions of the past decade was Microsoft’s decision to include a headset with each Xbox 360.

We offer up exclusive details on the different character types available for play in the long-awaited new Shadowrun game.

Sports games will be front and center when the new systems come out, but let’s not get carried away by the hype.

Join us for our annual celebration of the year's most memorable, entertaining, and frustrating game glitches.

This unusual hybrid of Pokemon and match-three gameplay is my latest obsession.

We popped in the PS2 version and were amazed at just how many similarities there are between this goofy game and the N64's GoldenEye 007.

Let's take a look at how the year stacked up for RPG fans. 

One game dominates our individual category awards. Can you guess which one?

These are the best Achievements and Trophies that video games had to offer in 2012.

Zaeed's loyalty mission in Mass Effect 2 throws an unforgettable curveball. 

Which sports games earned our praise this year? Read on to find out.

What can juggernaut developer/publisher Blizzard do to lure you away from your chosen game?

It was another busy year for gamers, and 2012 saw the release of several great action experiences.

I used to think the idea of intergalactic robots that turn into earth vehicles was idiotic. Then I sat down for a demonstration of High Moon Studio’s Transformers: Fall of Cybertron at E3 2012.