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While waiting for the Deadly Premonition's director's cut to hit PS3 in March, veterans can listen to these tracks to relive the adventure, and newcomers can brace themselves for the strangeness to come. 

Companies have always released titles for concurrent console generations, but the results can vary.
 

We took a look at the latest Halo game's multiplayer in a previous Test Chamber, and now it's time to examine the game's campaign.

Watch the first gameplay videos from our office Wii U to see Captain Falcon show you his new moves.

Well-established franchises sometimes adapt more action-focused gameplay mechanics, and I think it has the potential to work.

The Wii U made its way into our office today, so we took it out of the
box and took a bunch of pictures of it. It was all very exciting.

We’re so eager to reenter the chilling world of Amnesia that we chatted with Pinchbeck about getting involved with Frictional and why he chose the Victorian era.

Dan and Joe break out the Top Shot Fearmaster light gun and take to the bear-infested woods in this predictably goofy episode.

The story of Halo is complicated. We have the answers you need to keep up.

Halo 4 is being praised for its strong sound effects. How important is sound design in a game to you? Are there any individual sound effects from games that you instantly recognize, and do those sounds hold any deeper value for you?

In honor of the grand ‘ole freedom of choice, the election, and the right to bash the competition here is a look at video game mudslinging. 

As if Symphony of the Night wasn't already a huge game from the start, players experience a memorable moment when they realize the entire castle becomes inverted.

Dan, Bryan, and Jeff revisit a variety of arcade classics and Pit Fighter.

Update: Find out if you were right. Answers are now posted on page two.

Now that Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask is out in North America, it's time to look ahead to the puzzle scholar's upcoming projects on 3DS, iOS, and Android.

We pop in the Genesis platformer and spend a good amount of time talking about how much 7up sucks.

While Condemned made me jump plenty of times throughout my time playing it, there is one frightening moment that I remember more than any other.

As far as writing in open worlds goes, I'm more interested in optional content than the main story.

Do you care that harnessing the unknown energies of a coffin buried for untold millennia might eat the very reason from your citizen’s minds even while it boosts your factories’ output tenfold?

Here’s what the DLC the company is teasing can do to convince me to return to the frozen north of Tamriel.