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The video game industry continues to eclipse the movie biz in terms of sales and monster launches (as opposed to film openings), but just how much of this current success does the video set owe to H-Town?

“Speak politely to an enraged dragon.” J.R.R. Tolkein

One of the biggest games of 2013, bar none, is 2k and Irrational Games’ Bioshock Infinite. The game launches this week and Brutal Gamer has you covered with a chance to win a copy for the Xbox 360 or the PS3.

Drew Seldin is the co-owner of Project TriForce, maker of the most highly detailed video game based replicas on the market. A short while ago, I had the chance to sit down with him and chat about games, replicas, and what’s coming up for the company.

This week, we’ve got a review for the new Gears, 12 things  you should know about TESOnline, Pokemon and NFC sensors, and a familiar guide for all you Ni No Kuni players.

Chris takes a look at superhero games- the good, the bad, and the Superman 64 ugly.

This week we’ve got a RadarPlays of Gears of War 1 in  honour of Judgement coming out, a look at the best gaming headsets, and a work-in-progress walkthrough for SC2: Heart of the Swarm on Brutal Difficulty.

Let’s face it: technology has completely changed the world as we know it.

A legendary volume celebrating a legendary series…

Black Flag: It’s not just a SoCal punk band anymore.

This week brings us the “whoopsie” that is SimCity, next-gen Xbox’s (potential) lineup, a God of War: Ascension Review, and in the vein of last week’s ‘Mario’ feature, there’s another one concerning Link and Zelda.

Aside from the industry patting themselves on the back, do we really need or even care about the BAFTA’s?

With the release of his latest book, The Last Threshold just days away, we chatted with R.A. Salvatore about all the things his fans want to know. From the influence of The Godfather on his work, to keeping everything straight in The Forgotten Realms, to where Drizzt will go next, …

Let’s get to the really fun design portion of today’s lesson, shall we?

Has Apple Beaten Nintendo And Sony At Their Own Game?

The year of the dragon!