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Electronic Arts recently filed a trademark for the the long-dormant
isometric helicopter action Strike series of games with Desert Strike.

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Palmer's latest realistic Pokèmon piece is of Meganium, the fully evolved form of
Chikorita.

Selected applicants will be able to start creating their worlds starting today.

Xbox One is selling well, according to Microsoft, but we don't know exactly how to quantify that.

Are you the kind of gamer that gives a developer weeks to fix a broken game, or do you have less patience for buggy titles?

Need for Speed: Rivals second screen app gives players a chance to help (or hinder) their friends.

Classics Nintendo games like A Link to the Past, Street Fighter II Turbo, and Pokemon Red and Blue are now available in soap form. Finally.

EA and DICE are adding new paid content to Battlefield 4, but the core game still isn't without its problems.

The party system on the Xbox One is meeting with criticism from fans.

We visited Bungie to finally play Destiny, and came away with extensive details on solo leveling, cooperative strikes, and competitive play. 

Update: Sony has increased the availability of its previously suspended PlayStation Network voucher redemption function.

Sony's sales continue to rise quickly following the release of the PlayStation 4 in Europe and Latin America.

The Grand Theft Auto Online content creator isn't here yet, but one YouTube user has some early footage.

Morrowind is a great game, but it's not as easy on the eyes as Skyrim. One group of modders is trying to fix that.

Update: Our winners have been announced, find out if you're one!

Every Xbox One is a devkit, but you should let Microsoft help you if you want to develop for the console.

Storm of Vengeance takes a different approach with Games Workshop’s beloved franchise. 

Baby, it's cold outside, so we want to know which game has the best snow levels.

Will you side with the Lord of Terror or the Archangel of Justice?

TeeFury is holding a special grab bag sale for this year's Cyber Monday, offering T-shirts with a random design for just $6 each. Customers may order up to twelve shirts per size.