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So many games these days consist of high end marketing with crazy amazing cinematic trailers and hyped up storylines, plot twists and game play teasers. Then why with today’s technology are we still shelling out for expensive special editions of utter crap. Harsh? I don’t think so.

We have waited in great anticipated, Rocksteady have finally announced Arkham Knight  will be released June 6th of next year. Originally the game was due for release this Autumn, but it was announced at E3 it would be pushed back to February ’15. Obviously this was still not enough time …

Recent events such as the Zoe Quinn controversy have brought to light a major problem with video game journalism.

Amazon.com, in their endless quest to offer everything, launched their own smartphone three months ago to some fanfare. Now though, it looks like the mobile might be burning out.

Unrestrictive online gaming retailer GOG.com has made the move into offering movies. And guess what? They’re DRM-free.

After seeing Google back out of a deal for the online video streaming service, Amazon will be scooping them up and adding to their already impressive media empire.

Timed DLC, a relatively new idea for some gamers, poses some interesting questions. 

Activision and Bungie’s Destiny looks like the multiplayer juggernaut that you probably assumed it would be in this new trailer showcasing the assortment of modes.

Super-publisher Ubisoft says its done publishing Mature rated games on the Wii U.

Atlus’ new JRPG is shifting from October to November.

Some people are outraged that fans of the smash hit GTA V are modifying the game to allow players to blow up, control and even ‘sexually assault’ other users. The mod in question is the aptly named ‘Naughty Stuff’ and “very naughty stuff’ mod and reactions have been varied, with …

Classic adventure game company Sierra is back, and they’re bringing King’s Quest and Geometry Wars3: Dimensions with them.

Naughty Dog’s instant classic reappears in a new Remastered form for the PS4.

Homefront: The Revolution will now see publication from Deep Silver and all involvement from former owners CryTek has ceased.

The PlayStation-factory goes back into the black as costs of building their next-gen machine fall.

EA looking to launch a subscription gaming service.