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Zero Shift to this tribute to the Orbital Frame controlled by series villain Nohman.

Are you a fan of Mega Man? Show your dedication by supporting this project on Lego Cuusoo.

Journey to Gransys in this month's first Instant Game Collection title.

The $99 console is finally coming to this country in time for the holidays.

Get your first look at a prototype Steam Machine.

Developer Funcom is hosting a closed beta soon; a first step in a wider beta process.

Metal Gear Solid V will be released as two distinct pieces, with the first coming in Spring 2014.

Destiny might come to PC, but it's not going to happen alongside the console versions.

10000000 has a simple art direction that leaves a lot to the imagination. It's very effective in the game, but it's exciting to see an artist attempt to realize 10000000's full terrifying potential.

McFarlane's collectibles usually favor sharp objects, guns, and
smatterings of blood, but his new line of Rabbids toys goes for a more
adorable look.

Todd Papy, the man in charge on God of War: Ascension, announced yesterday his departure from Sony Santa Monica.

We've all become intimately familiar with Gotham's home for the
criminally insane thanks to the Arkham series of video games, but we
don't have anything on Lego builder Thorsten Bonsch, who spent a year
building the asylum with Lego bricks.

Double Fine's Kickstarted adventure, Broken Age, is expanding its voice cast with Pendleton Ward, the creator of Adventure Time.

Twitch has announced a partnership with Minecraft developer Mojang to
integrate Twitch streaming capabilities right into the PC and Mac
version of the game.

Peggle 2, previously touted as an Xbox One Launch title has moved its
release into December, effectively making it a launch window game.

Update: We did it! As of this writing we earned over $15,540 for Gillette Children's Specialty Care.

Hackers have been hard at work on Pokémon X & Y trying to uncover its secrets, and some new creatures have appeared online.

The latest video from YouTube's favorite special effects wizard, FreddieW and Rocket Jump, showcases the difficulty of aiming a virtual gun when all you've got to work with is a small touch screen.

Update: The Extra Life website is back online.

We're fans of Legos here at Game Informer, both the video game and plastic brick kinds, so we always like to see them combined in interesting ways.