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Get one last look at the stunning artwork of The Last of Us.

Update: Unity Technologies CEO David Helgason has offered a clarifying
statement that Unity will be available for Xbox One next year.

Visitors to the parody site can browse peoples' profiles and read about some of the businesses and products in Los Santos.

Farming and classic RPG dungeons collide in Rune Factory 4 when the game comes out in North America next month.

Did you blink and miss Dishonored last year? Now you've got another chance to possess it.

After just nine months, the micro-console is ready to hit store shelves.

A fixture in the UK development scene has closed its doors today.

Another Activision shareholder has objected to the manner in which the publisher freed itself from Vivendi.

If you are near Burlington, Boston, Orlando, West Edmonton (Canada), or Scottsdale, you'll have a chance to get hands-on time with the Xbox One.

Update: The Destati website is not official, and Square Enix has nothing to do with it.

The developers behind the Infinity Blade are very, very impressed by what the iPhone 5S can handle.

Chris Seavor, best known for creating Rare's Conker the squirrel
and giving him his voice, is working on a new game called The Unlikely
Legend Of Rusty Pup for the Wii U eShop. Today, Seavor teased some
gameplay on Vine.

Hope is not lost for a sequel to 2009's Shadow Complex.

Update: Keiji Inafune's successful Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter has broken
the $2 million mark, ensuring that new Boss Rush mode will be in the
game.

The latest World of Warcraft patch (5.4) adds a host of new content to the game.

38 Studios might be dead and gone, but the loan money it squandered and the demands for answers haven't.

An enterprising fantasy fan has made an 8-bit style platformer inspired by HBO's Game of Thrones.

For a small price, you can help charity and get some of the best recent indie games like Trine 2, Mark of the Ninja, and Fez.

Ever want to give a family member access to your Steam games without giving up your account info? Now you can.

Mike Capps, one of the high profile employees to leave Epic, has accepted a position on Alan Wake/Quantum Break developer Remedy's board of directors.