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The 1992, Olympics in the streets-style NES sports game is now available for the Wii U's Virtual Console.

If you have any art skills and some paint markers then
customizing your video game equipment has never been easier.

Like Portal, this first person puzzler with leave you
scratching your head, but it might also have you questioning your
humanity.

Sega is looking to broaden it's entertainment reach and bring a selection of it's
hottest properties to the golden and silver screens.

Dragon slaying and Bro Smashing. Just an average weekend for Game Informer. 

The future of Warner Bros.' film based on the popular blocky open-world sandbox is now in peril, as Night At The Museum director Shawn Levy has abandoned the project.

In a reply to a fan on Twitter, Xbox boss Phil Spencer has revealed that he'll be discussing Microsoft's plans for gaming on Windows 10 in January.

Modders beware: Bungie is banning any players who log in from modded systems. 

The Juli Kidman-centered story DLC promises to be just as horrifying as the campaign.

Papers Please and Tales From The Borderlands make their mobile debut.

Your favorite vault hunters might be getting a makeover.

Pre-ording Final Fantasy Type-0 HD now guarantees you day-one access to the Final Fantasy XV demo.

A series of leaked emails reveals that Sony's entertainment subsidiary has been pursuing a Mario Bros. animated film.

Researchers at Ohio State University have obtained a grant to pursue further testing of their game as treatment for multiple sclerosis.

Even the Skylanders think this song is too long.

Update: Lucas Pope has announced that he will be adding nudity back into the iOS version of Papers, Please.

Nintendo's gaming figurines show strong sales in their debut month. 

Valve just announced a new promotion called Steam Auction that will allow you turn Steam Community items into gems that can be use to bid on new games.

EA’s paid subscription service continues to grow, this time with a game from the former THQ franchise.

We're still a few weeks away from closing out 2014, but that's not stopping Activision from celebrating a little early.