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In light of the announcement of Microsoft's Minecraft buyout, we're looking ahead to what's in store for the blockbuster property.

I spent a few hours (and rolls of quarters) at the Las Vegas destination. Take a look at my gallery for some of the highlights.

Game Informer's Joe Juba and Kimberley Wallace talk about Joe's recent trip back to Bioware Edmonton and his impressions after finally playing the game.

Vrvana's Totem answers some of the most frequently asked questions about VR.

Publishers have fled parts of October and are crowding around a Tuesday in late November.

From an antihero who kills for a second chance at life to a man who has faced the horrors of space travel, these survivors have seen it all.

Here are some of the best free-to-play titles that are worth checking out.

We're taking a look at the work of a few more developers as they have evolved from their beginnings, to today.

Rollers of the Realm takes two disparate genres, RPGs and pinball, and combines them. You can find an early extended look at the game here.

We take a look at the Super Nintendo's most valuable games and see if they have made their way to the Virtual Console yet.

On this episode of Replay, fond memories of yesteryear are trampled to death by a pink-haired jerk.

Take a look at some oddities, obscurities, and borderline obscenity in this gallery from The Videogame History Museum's collection.

We explore the world of the 3DS-exclusive "Smash Run" mode and finish things off with an an intense race to the finish line and an epic final battle.

We got our hands
on a near final version of the game, and check out many of the new characters in this video preview.

From a cryptic hint in Halo 3: ODST to launch, we take a look back at the development of Destiny.

In this exclusive video preview with new gameplay, Jeff Cork and Tim Turi talk guns, survival, and the divisive checkpoint system.

I pity the solo players who are wolfing down a forgettable snack at a table serving a full-course meal.

Sony's Eric Lempel discusses pricing models, possible subscription models, net neutrality, and more.

Shinji Mikami talks the state of survival horror, different types of horror, and the nod to Resident Evil he's included in The Evil Within.