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EA Access offers players early game time, but what does that mean exactly?

Ubisoft Yves Guillemot discusses Ubisoft's varied business models and what we can expect for the coming year.

EA's Game Time is now filled with anthropomorphic plants and hungry undead.

Adding to its "Double Fine Presents" initiative, the studio is publishing Boneloaf's silly jelly-people-based brawler. 

Come be part of the montage, starting tomorrow. 

In the wake of this cancellation, developer Outer Heaven has released a David Hayter-fueled trailer for its unfinished game.

Drinkbox's Juan is back for one more round against Calaca on Steam, with some new features, to boot.

Season passes can save you some money, but the contents vary wildly.

Update: We now know how much Shadow of Mordor's season pass will cost.

Disney is giving young fans a second entry point to this year's version. 

Following its assorted Gamescom presentations of P.T. (Silent Hills),
Konami has released another video of reactions from players, this time
from older Japanese women.

A short little animation from Niko Schatz builds a accurate physics Tetris model – but with cushions.

A Korean fan going by the name NoconKid on YouTube recently published two videos showcasing progress on an HD Shenmue remake.

A recent piece from Lego artist Matt De Lanoy recreates Super Mario 64's Bob-omb Battlefield stage entirely in Lego bricks.

Nintendo has offered a statement about the petition to include Robin Williams in a Zelda title.

Update: The Odd Gentlemen, the developer working on the new King's Quest game, reached out to clarify one aspect of its still mysterious project.

P.T., or the Silent Hills teaser as it is likely more commonly referred, was beaten a few hours following its release, but no one has been able to figure out exactly how.

Replacing the previous free Games with Gold Xbox 360 title, Motocross Madness, you can now grab Dishonored for free.

Sony's platforms got the biggest helping of new content this week, but you're not completely out of luck on Xbox or PC.

Destiny's first expansion was trademarked in 2013... but not by Activision.