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The cartoony MOBA will be appearing on its fifth platform.

This week's Instant Game Collection update drops three games into your lap.

Here's what you can find on Twitch throughout E3 week.

Microsoft is bringing Forza back to its last-gen system, too.

Mortal Kombat X is finally confirmed.

Homefront: The Revolution sees the return of the franchise and the fight to reclaim America.

The original Homefront was published by THQ in 2011.

A group remaking the original Metal Gear recently received approval for continuation on its project from Konami, with a few clauses.

Towerfall Ascension released on PlayStation 4 and PC in March following its short period of Ouya exclusivity, and now it's available on Mac and Linux machines.

Bioengineer Ingmar Riedel-Kruse of Stanford University has created a series of games where players control organic microbes.

After creating Titanfall's EVA-8 shotgun with Legos, master builder Nick Brick has returned to show off his Titanfall Kraber-AP sniper rifle.

Capcom ends its month of Mega Man with the release of Mega Man Xtreme 2 on the 3DS eShop.

A new update to Pikmin 3 adds upgraded stylus touchscreen options, and automatically sets it as the default controls.

The upcoming difficult indie platformer 1001 Spikes is also coming to Nintendo's consoles alongside its planned Sony platform releases.

YouTube channel Majami Hiroz: Welcome to the '80s has put together a video imagining what GTA V may have looked like on the Commodore 64.

Formerly only available to backers of the Kickstarter Adventure, Double Fine recently released a video with Tim Schafer playing and narrating Grim Fandango.

Attorneys representing uncompensated student-athletes in the case
brought against Electronic Arts over their likeness are saying they are
ready to approve a settlement.

Ben Foster was revealed as part of the World of Warcraft film's cast
last year, and now we have a better idea of who he is playing.

I've played the game for hours upon hours and I still didn't know
that the prototype for Hearthstone was designed by a two man team inside
Blizzard.

"Butterfly in the sky. I can go twice as high. Take a look. It's on a
video game console." Sure, the lyrics aren't catchy, but it could be
accurate.