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Dark Souls II, a historically 'M' rated series (admittedly, based on only two games) is going to be 'T' rated. How important is the rating to your appreciation of a game?

Dark Souls II's 'T' rating has shown up on assorted marketing materials for the game, but its appearance on ESRB's website makes it official.

Warner Bros. Games Montréal has no plans for an additional bug-patch,
and instead have moved all of its focus onto single-player
story-DLC.

Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen made good on yesterday's promises. Flappy Bird is no longer available on iTunes, or the Android marketplace.

Team Ninja is hard at work with Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, but it recently
hinted at work on an unannounced PlayStation 4 title, as well.

South Park: The Stick of Truth's Achievements have appeared online, and
nine of them are related to farting on enemies, animals, or friends.

Ryu Hayabusa's original adventure is now available to download on the Wii U's Virtual Console.

The free-to-play mech shooter is moving over to Steam for its next update.

A few BioShock-themed items are coming Team Fortress 2 for players who hold season passes for BioShock Infinite's DLC.

The creator of the popular iOS and Android game Flappy Bird, Dong Nguyen, has
decided to pull the game from iTunes and the Android marketplace.

Nintendo has put together a strange contest for Canadian fans of Donkey
Kong Country to guess the number of bananas in this gigantic frozen
block of ice.

Sonic recently experienced one of his most drastic redesigns, and an artist designed to see how Mario and pals would look with Sonic and friends' new clothes.

Worlds collide in this slick gallery of video game and comic book mashups.

Some games are able to sell a million units in a matter of days, but others take a little more time.

Respawn has a few tricks up its sleeve for cheaters, and will be rolling
out an anti-cheat system along with the
Titanfall beta.

Unsurprisingly it's still mighty cold around these parts, so we're going to stay inside this weekend and play some video games.

Publishers have remembered one of the most important economic rules: money now is worth more than money later.

Heavy-hitters like Final Fantasy and The Wolf Among Us Episode Two landed on the mobile scene this week, but there are plenty of other titles worthy of your attention.

Lab Zero's fighter was removed from digital services in mid-December.

Mario headlines these three sets, but you might also be interested in goombas, pipes, and bricks.