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Koji Igarashi, famed Castlevania producer, is leaving to form his own studio.

Week-on-week sales of the system nearly double in the territory.

Take a look at the new game's first video, including gameplay with the warrior, valkyrie, wizard, and elf in action.

Robert
Briscoe, a developer with The Chinese Room, the team behind the PC
indie game Dear Esther, recently accepted a position with Valve.

Persona 3 The Movie: #2 Midsummer Knight's Dream is releasing in
Japan this summer, and a new trailer offers a taste of what to expect.

After a short-lived period of exclusivity on 3DS, and releasing on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate is coming to PC by way of Steam.

Capcom has partnered with clothing designer Volante to create this very
cool Mega Man-inspired jacket, but there's a catch if you want to get
your hands on it.

It's early, but this video shows a fan-made Super Mario 64 remake in its early stages.

Pikachu, along with 10 other Pokémon were recently selected as the official mascots of Japan's team
for the 2014 World Cup.

The game deemed too hard for North America, is now available on the Wii U's Virtual Console.

Japan always gets the coolest stuff.

This year marks the 15 year anniversary for EverQuest, and a new video thanks the game's community for keeping it alive as long as it has.

The price of the PlayStation 4, which is currently $399.99 (as it is in
the United States) will be hiked up to $449.99 soon in Canada.

Twitch Plays Pokémon is going strong as the community defeats Crystal and a countdown timer begins for Emerald.

It's time to bone up on your Nintendo
console history.

The Metal Gear Solid creator admits that he'd like to create an small
budget adventure game similar to Papers, Please.

With Titanfall and Dark Souls II now in our disc drives, we have plenty of gaming to do this weekend. What about you?

The new Steam controller drops the touchscreen and adds two sets of buttons.

Naughty Dog's farewell to the PlayStation 3 continues to sell well.

Indies don't have the luxury of big marketing budgets, which makes small multiplayer titles even riskier.