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Jonathan Cooper, former animation director on Assassin's Creed III and lead animator on Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, has moved over to Naughty Dog.

Atlus has posted an update on on the Shin Megami Tensei subreddit alerting fans to keep an eye on the PlayStation Network tomorrow for something related to Shin Megami Tensei.

Spike Chunsoft, the developer behind the currently Japan-exclusive Attack on Titan 3DS game, is apparently looking to bring the game to North America.

Viral advertising is cute, but this one actually gives us a hint about when we'll be seeing Sunset Overdrive.

Portable fans have been having a great couple of weeks.

One game features the world's favorite sport. The other stars a man with a hand growing out of his brain.

Looting is even more fun when you can use your spoils in multiple games.

Harmonix is asking the community to help reboot a decade-old favorite.

Players will be able to access new maps, weapons, skills, and even a new campaign difficulty setting via several different packs.

Epic employees have started tweeting teases about the future of Unreal Tournament, which will be revealed later this week.

The NBC A-team of Mike "Doc" Emrick and Eddie Olczyk take the broadcasting booth.

Oculus has provided a more detailed refutation of Zenimax's legal claims.

Mortal Kombat creator Ed Boon recently made it clear on Twitter that
we shouldn't expect to see Mortal Kombat on the Virtual Console any time
soon.

Twitch Plays Pokémon, the live streamed community controlled Pokémon game, is still going strong having made its way to Platinum, and it has added a new wrinkle.

Suda 51's spiritual successor to Killer 7 is coming to PC with a new subtitle later this month.

Sledgehammer Games is bringing Call of Duty to the future, in terms of narrative and the franchise as a whole.

A number of exciting Star Wars projects are currently in the works, but one of the most mysterious and exciting is Amy Hennig's and Visceral's untitled Star Wars game.

The folks over at Did You Know Gaming have put together a new video covering the long development cycle and myriad changes that eventually lead to Team Fortress 2.

Nintendo revealed its DLC plans for Mario Golf World Tour recently, but this is the first time we get to see the characters and course in action.

Threezero Toys revealed its intention to create Titanfall statues back in March, and now it has some actual figures to show off.