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This week the community tackles all sorts of interesting topics for your entertainment, including a pair of tributes to the late Hiroshi Yamauchi, former president of Nintendo and one of the original pioneers of the industry.

With a full season on the schedule and new divisions, hockey fans are chomping at the bit to get back on the ice.

The third Duel of Champions expansion is out today, and we have the rundown on the new features.

Batman: Arkham Origins will be getting a story-based expansion, but the season pass is heavy on the skins.

You can now bring Shadowrun Returns with you on your tablet.

How does one of Halo's Infinity-Class Battleships stack up next to an
Imperium Class Super Star Destroyer from Star Wars? Check out this size
comparison chart of science fiction spaceships to find out.

Ubisoft has detailed what content you can expect to receive after paying the $6.99 entry fee. 

A swath of great indie mobile titles is on the way to your Android-enabled device. 

The publisher of Sins of a Solar Empire and Elemental: War of Magic are moving into the mobile space, and three new games are already on deck. 

Grand Theft Auto Online has been further detailed by Rockstar in an extensive new post.

According to the Steam Machines Beta Agreement, Valve has developed a game controller.

The Need for Speed movie is looking really good, if you just watch the cars.

Valve is spending this week rolling out info about its upcoming solution to living room gaming. Are you considering making the jump?

Valve's week of announcements heralding the company's push into the living room introduces a hardware beta test.

The Blue Bomber will be starring in the game, which will be getting a Kickstarter campaign this month.

Developers at Epic talk about how Unreal Epic 4 will help characters come to life.

A leaked memo reveals even more changes at the top of EA, but what's missing from the document tells a bigger story.

Ahead of the holiday video game rush, the PlayStation Network is
offering a promotion that gives players money back if they spend a
certain amount.

Activision tried to buy itself out from under Vivendi, but that got
put on pause. Now Activision is trying to get the buyout unpaused.

A file referenced by Grand Theft Auto V indicates that real money purchases of in-game currency are coming to GTA Online.