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No Half-Life 3 or Half-Life 2: Episode 3 for 2011?
Valve is not making an appearance at E3. At all. What's going on over there? Add comment
Dead Island ‘Tragedy Hits Paradise’ trailer
The second trailer for Deep Silver's Dead Island uses in-engine shots to set the mood. Add comment
Lionhead to release Kinect title
Lionhead today announced that they are working on a new title which utilizes the advanced features of the Microsoft Kinect—let's hope it's Black & White. Add comment
Welcome back, PSN users. Free games from Sony
Sony has detailed the consolation prizes for PSN downtime, including free games for PS3 and PSP owners. Add comment
New Releases for The Week of Sponges and Murder
Icrontic's crafty CB Droege brings us this week's interesting releases in gaming. Featured this week: L.A. Noire, Spongebob Squigglepants 3D, and the Icrontic Spotlight for this week—Terraria. Add comment
Popcap teams up with Amazon on Android
Popcap is set to release Chuzzle and Plants vs Zombies on Android, via the Amazon Appstore. Add comment
The bombs and clubs of Mount & Blade: With Fire and Sword
The newest expansion for Mount and Blade is a sad thing with little justification for its existence. Add comment
Hitman Absolution has snakes, double secret engine
Hitman Absolution has a new engine. Also, here's a video with a snake in it. Add comment
Diablo 3 beta coming Q3 2011?
There's a good chance Diablo 3 beta will be coming Q3 2011, according to an Activision conference call. Add comment
New Releases for The Week of Crosses and Arks
Icrontic's smooth-moving CB Droege brings us this week's interesting releases in gaming, such as The First Templar, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game, Dream Trigger 3D, and the Icrontic Spotlight—Brink Add comment
Gabe Newell speaks on Valve’s surprising development process
Gabe Newell talks to Develop about the past, present, and future of the way Valve works. Add comment
The Smithsonian’s video game list revealed
As I reported in February, the Smithsonian American Art Museum conducted a poll to see which games will be included in the museum exhibit “The Art Of Video Games”. Well, the votes are in, and now the Smithsonian has released the official list of all the games that will appear in the exhibit. Here is […] Add comment
Ubisoft officially reveals Assassin’s Creed Revelations
Assasin's Creed Revelations is officially announced along with a release date, story details, and new screenshot. Add comment
NEA: video games are an art form
The US federal government, by way of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), now considers video games a valid form of art, making a true step toward recognition for the oft under-recognized form. Add comment
Nintendo Wii price drops to $149.99
Today Nintendo dropped the price of the Wii console to $149.99 and includes Mario Kart and accessories with the bundle. Add comment
Nintendo execs claim Nintendo created social gaming, will create it again with Café
In a financial briefing, Satoru Iwata confirmed suspicions that Café will focus on social gaming, but not in the way we currently think about it. Add comment
Duke Nukem Forever system requirements released
2K releases the minimum and recommended PC requirements for Duke Nukem Forever. Add comment
New Releases for The Week of Muzzleloaders and MoonSaults
Icrontic's shadow CB Droege brings us this week's interesting releases in gaming. Featured this week: Dead Meets Lead, Thor: God of Thunder, and the Icrontic Spotlight—Moon Diver Add comment
Portal 2 review: Worth its weight in potatoes?
Hey you, get out from the rock you've been living under, and check out our review of Portal 2. Add comment
Ubisoft accidentally announces Assassin’s Creed Revelations on Facebook
An oopise on Ubisoft's Facebook page reveals the next Assassin's Creed game: Revelations. Add comment
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