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In a new video from TheFineBros, kids share their thoughts on Nintendo's original Game Boy – the "old DS."

It's only about a minute of reanimated footage, but it shows an impressive level of quality.

A new video from Did You Know Gaming looks at Final Fight, and how it began its life as a Street Fighter sequel.

Divinity: Original Sin, a Kickstarted classic turn-based RPG, is developer Larian Studios' fastest selling title.

Publisher Aksys has announced plans to bring BlazBlue: Battle Cards to North American iOS devices.

Evolve is preparing to enter into a closed alpha and a recent tweet from developer Turtle Rock's community manager could be your ticket in.

Bleszinski is already teasing something called Project Bluestreak and an official reveal next week.

Origin System was one of the first developers to showcase the allure of an open world. 

Update: EA and Microsoft have fixed the error that attached a price to some demos.

A new Onion video lampoons the complex character creator of The Elder Scrolls Online.

Attendees at id Software's annual QuakeCon will get an exclusive first-look at the company's upcoming Doom game.

We spoke to BioWare's Manveer Heir about his opinions on diversity in games and how he would advocate for change in the industry. 

Update: Reports are saying that, after not having been paid full wages, the staff at Crytek UK has filed grievance letters and left work.

As many of us will be celebrating Independence Day
tomorrow, and potentially throughout the weekend, you'd think that video
games would be on our collective backburners – but you'd be wrong.

Gaems is known for its portable entertainment systems, and two new displays offer new solutions for on the go and the dorm room.

See how the art of Journey evolved from hand-drawn concepts to its final form in Thatgamecompany's 2012 masterpiece.

These heavily modified controllers aren't inexpensive, but they are MLG-legal.

Celebrate Independence Day with DRM freedom.

Strategy, matching, mountain-simulating games round out our look at this week's notable mobile titles.

Rob Pardo has been an integral designer with Blizzard for the past 17
years, but today he has announced he is leaving, "to pursue the next
chapter in my life and career."