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Ready to be emotionally scarred by Telltale’s masterful adventure game series one more time?

Lots and lots of Gamescom coverage hit BG this past week, along with reviews of Ultra Street Fighter IV and more.

The headset market for the PC and PS4 gets a little lighter with the addition of Hyper X’ Cloud White Edition Headset.

Not to be confused with games that have been released in conjunction with past titles in the series, the mobile version of Skylanders Trap Team will be the real deal.

The calm before the Gamescom storm this coming week saw news about Resident Evil and Sleeping Dogs updates break along with the reveal of Assassin’s Creed: Rogue and our reviews of Sacred 3, The Last of Us Remastered, and a whole mess of DVDs.

Almost every week, whilst reading the newspapers, you are greeted with a familiar story “My son has racked up £1,000 pound Debt after playing a free game” and with glum faces and puppy dog eyes, they look really sympathetic to themselves. This is usually followed with “how can games companies …

The newest addition to the S.T.R.I.K.E. line of keyboards is a wireless unit that’s got an eye towards mobility.

Hut, hut, hike… I mean spike!!!

The Walking Dead: No Man’s Land takes the apocalypse mobile with a game that focuses on the property’s ‘human’ elements.

Two steps back.

A pair of new titles for mobile platforms will be playable on the show floor at SDCC this week.

Upcoming mobile FPS Modern Combat 5: Blackout will be the first of Gameloft’s titles to go day-one for both mobile and the PC, alongside versions on the traditional Android and iOS app stores.

Set in the decade of excess, Epiphany Games’ Majestic Nights puts gamers in the shoes of a real live conspirator who’s taken part in every major dark and underhanded happening of the day. And then some.

Ramping up to SDCC this coming week, there was plenty of comic book news to be had- and plenty of gaming bits too as the industry continues to put on a show for the mega-con.

It might be a dead season for game releases (hi Summer!), but there was still plenty to talk about this past week including plenty of SDCC chatter, our preview of Dragon Age: Inquisition, and a special feature where our own Troy took a look at EA and the mobile gaming …

There seems to be this belief that when companies become so large and powerful, they forget the little people. To the customer — especially the one with a bad experience — it’s very easy for them to become faceless evil empires that care nothing about you as the consumer or …