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Three new Super Smash Bros. fighters have been revealed. There is a good
chance more are coming, and fans hope that one of them will be Nintendo
of America president Reggie Fils-Aime.

Disney has gone on a registration spree grabbing a collection of domain names for something called Star Wars Attack Squadrons.

Microsoft opens the door to indies, Activision buys its independence, and the MechWarrior Online team is doing something very special for charity.

Here's a little know story. After Mario rescued Pauline, Donkey Kong
found himself lost on a confusing impossible staircase. Like Sisyphus he
is now bound to endless torment.

Today, Activision announced that it is buying
itself out from under Vivendi's shadow, but that's not the only recent
news coming out of the mega-publisher. WoW's subscriptions continue to
decline.

A family wedding won't stop Ben Hanson from coming up with the best Test Chamber idea of all time.

Adam Saltsman and Alec Holowka are collaborating on a new project called Grave.

Codemasters has heard its fans and will be updating GRID 2 with oft-requested features.

EA and DICE are investigating whether cross-generational profiles for Battlefield 4 are feasible.

Take a look at our mobile picks of the week. 

A new report states that Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 console reserves 3.5GB of its main system memory for its operating system

F1 2013 has a release date and a new "Classics" mode.

Is Saints Row IV going to be the Game of the Generation? Deep Silver and Volition say, "yes!"

Vivendi has sold its 60 percent ownership of Activision, giving Bobby Kotick and company their freedom.

The Neverwhere writer is creating Wayward Manor, a macabre
puzzle/adventure game developed in partnership with the indie studio The
Odd Gentlemen.

In a new interview, Ouya head Julie Uhrman revealed numbers that
confirmed the reports that – so far – Ouya owners aren't inclined to pay
for games.

The Xbox One launch lineup is still a work in progress, as evidenced by a
new delay that will push Kinect Sports Rivals from day one into 2014.

EA Sports is giving its embattled NBA franchise another go, and has
announced that Cleveland Cavaliers star point guard Kyrie Irving will be
its cover athlete.

Get an early look at the latest from the studio behind Shank and Mark of the Ninja tomorrow.

The six-issue mini-series, Lawnmageddon, is slowly rolling out digitally this summer.