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Ready to add a second screen to your Metal Gear Solid V experience? Then you’re going to want the companion app from Konami.

Waking up in a basement with no memory of who you are, let alone how you got there. The only clue is “KLAUS” written on your arm. This isn’t a new Deus Ex, this is Klaus.

You’ll be able to take Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Fathers 20th Anniversary Edition with you on the go starting this week.

A Nest of Vipers indeed, Game of Thrones winds up into it’s next-to-last installment.

The newest Star Wars title to debut on mobiles, Star Wars Uprising, will feature a deep set of customization options in a story that takes place between the last Trilogy and the new one.

Alphabear from Spryfox is an adorable, fun to play word builder.

Minecraft and Telltale fans unite! Minecraft: Story Mode trailer debuted at MineCon this past weekend in London and we finally get a glimpse into how Telltale made a story mode from the extremely open world Minecraft. Jesse, the game’s protagonist, and his friends become famous for slaying an Ender Dragon. …

Rhys and Fiona return in Tales from the Borderlands Episode 3: Catch a Ride.

SteelSeries has an all-new Stratus controller set for launch for both Windows PCs and Android handsets.

Well, this one kind of came out of nowhere, but is certainly a welcome sight. Torchlight is heading to mobile platforms.

The Oddworld Inhabitants have yet another classic Oddworld title on the way to the mobile handsets of the world with Oddworld: Munch’s Oddysee.

A “leaderboard-driven, competitive sniping game”, Hitman: Sniper is looking like a whole lot of fun for mobiles, and a nice addition to the Hitman mobile family.

Soon you’ll be able to play This War of Mine, the game about being on the civilian side of a conflict, on your tablet.

Remember that bit after the Kojima/Konami split where the game-maker said that they’re moving into mobile games and kind of forgetting about consoles? Well, forget that… mostly.

No, this isn’t Mad Max, but developer Unicube’s Sheltered just might fit the bill nicely for those looking to scratch that post-end of everything itch.

Technically, you’ll have to pay a little more than a penny for Powerskin’s Pop’n battery pack (the shipping), but with the regular price for the device being almost $50.00 USD, this is still a terrific deal.