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We ask our readers to choose from a legendary line-up of songs.

Atlus has revealed what bonuses those who pick up the launch edition of the enhanced version of Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2 will receive.

This week in mobile was dominated by GDC announcements, it's time to take a look at all the new stuff coming soon. 

Legendary game designer Hironobu Sakaguchi is most well-known for blazing trails in the RPG genre with the Final Fantasy series, but what if it was all by accident?

Heroes of the Dorm will see college students battle in an epic eSports showdown on ESPN.

Cryptic Studios, the team behind Star Trek Online, has added multiple Leonard Nimoy memorial statues throughout the in-game universe.

The Xbox booth at PAX East 2015 is giving away some custom Xbox One controllers, as well as a custom Witcher 3 console, to a few attendees this weekend.

Update 6 for The Elder Scrolls Online brings back the series’ crime with the Justice system, and extends the endgame with the Champion system. 

Blizzard has announced a new adventure for Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft that adds new bosses to the game’s Adventure Mode and 31 more cards.

The first of Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate's monthly free downloadable content is now available.

The original score of Grand Theft Auto V has inspired several artists to contribute to a new album that will be debuting in the PC release of the game.

Amazon Game Studios is bringing four games to iPhones, iPads, and Fire devices.

Video game-inspired board games aren't a new concept, but a MOBA isn't common source material.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has revealed the launch date for Turbine's free-to-play MOBA set in the DC universe.

The for Star Trek: The Next Generation actor will be cast as a historic figure in Nintendo's new strategy game.

Bungie is promising fans one more smaller update
before House of Wolves.

Comcast continues to deny their subscribers the use of the HBO Go service on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3.

World-famous London Symphony
Orchestra recently traveled to legendary Abbey Road Studios to record
music from Final Fantasy VI, VII, and X.

A first round of recipients have been awarded grants for their creative work using Unreal Engine 4.

In an recent interview,
Notch talks about why he wanted to get out from under Minecraft and why
he chose to sell to Microsoft.