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Psyonix Studios has released more details via Twitter about the updates and new content coming to the game in the near future.

Fans of the Qunari culture should pick up the newest Dragon Age: Inquisition DLC.

An initial public beta for the anticipated fighter is running into technical difficulties, so the online test of the game has been delayed indefinitely. 

The Hercules: The Legendary Journeys star is lending his voice to the character, which will be available at no cost next month.

This year, three famed producers get to play songs of their choosing over highlight reels of crossovers, dunks, and threes.

The Jurassic World sequel doesn't have a script – or even a name – yet, but you
can see it in theaters in 2018.

Update: Attendees of this year's Ani-Com and Games Hong Kong got to see this huge replica of the Millennium Falcon.

Microsoft’s sales of the Xbox One in Japan are more surprising than expected.

See Charmander spew flames in all his gloriously adorable detail.

You can help the likes of Darkwing Duck become the next Disney Infinity figure!

Another day, another Logan's Run rewrite.

Update: Nintendo has released a press release offering some more detail about the upcoming partnership with Facebook.

Adventuring with the bros just got physical with Super Dungeon Bros getting retail distribution.

A random group of people who registered Doom's beta key will be eligible for the upcoming alpha.

Save big on a Steam bundle of 10 Bethesda games, along with sales for consoles titles.

An epic Twitter battle has ensued between an NFL franchise and a major video game developer.

American Red Cross' blood drive at last year's QuakeCon was a huge
success, so much so that they reached out to be a part of this year's
show.

You can own the entire collection of Fallout games available on PC, all nested safely within a miniature nuclear bomb.

Update: ESL has responded with a comment offering insight into how its anti-PEDs initiative will impact players with existing, legitimate prescriptions to banned drugs.

We talked with Ernest Cline about his impressions of the Oculus Rift and his new book
Armada.