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It’s been a long time since we’ve played a first-party Star Fox title
(the last one was Star Fox 64) and we’ve got some hopes
for the new game we will likely see at E3.

Join the Super Replay crew as they tackle Conker's Bad Fur Day in episode 11.

With Nintendo relying heavily on first-party, it'll need to pull out the stops to lift its 2014 grade.

In 2003, Ubisoft joined forces with Prince of Persia's original creator, Jordan Mechner, to reboot the series – and it was highly successful.

These flagrantly touched-up screens created a gap between expectation and reality.

Not only did the recently released puzzle game steal all of my gaming time last night, it apparently put me into a fugue state.

Update: We've added 11 more confirmed titles, including Overkill's The Walking Dead, a new current-gen Earth Defense Force, and Goliath.

Sony has some room to improve its grade from last year, with opportunities for extra credit.

Game Informer's Andrew Reiner reveals the 10 games he's looking forward to most. How do your picks line up with this?

Command monstrous machines as you struggle to survive in a mysterious land.

Blinded by the light. Xuracked up like a deuce, another roller in the night.

After three years of development, the expansion turned standalone sequel to 10000000, You Must Build a Boat, released today and we took a look.

You've read our predictions. Now it's time to get serious about raising the grade.

Disney's latest is a Star Wars RPG with large-scale battles.

Our E3 predictions series continues, and this time we take a look at what the third-party and PC realm may hold in store.

From nods to past games and loads of Boston references, there's a lot to absorb in the new clip. We point out the highlights, and share some high-res screens.

With the toys-to-life market growing in size, Activision is changing gears and is adding vehicles.

We predict some of Nintendo's next moves.

Bungie has only scratched the surface of the Destiny bounty system. Check out our ideas for where the system could go in the future. 

Bungie’s shooter continues to grow and improve, but it’s leaving its solo players behind, and there’s a clear solution.