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Ah Hellboy Day, that traditional day of the year that families gather to read the comics of Mike Mignola and give thanks for Big Red himself, Hellboy.

CDProjekt Red’s third and most ambitious The Witcher title gets a bump to next year.

Military charitable group Operation Supply Drop is launching their latest 8-bit Salute this may, and this time they’ve got some big time backup in the form of Naughty Dog, Wargaming America and more.

In the latest in the weird goings on at 3D Realms (and the associated Duke Nukem franchise), the company has been purchased (somewhat indirectly) by Interceptor Entertainment.

Uncharted PS4 development will march on despite the loss of the creative director and writer Amy Hennig, who some say was “pushed out” of the company.

Former Nokia big Stephen Elop has been tagged as the new head of the Xbox division at Microsoft.

Most of the Irrational Games team to be laid off.

The Wii U and 3DS are on the doorstep of getting a whole bunch of new independent game releases. Have a look at the lineup after the jump.

We all should know by now how massive the Skyanders franchise has become since its debut in 2011, but this info graphic released by Activision is still a little bit of a shocker.

This past week, GR talked up (what else) the new direction for Sonic the Hedgehog with Sonic Boom, ran down the full ins and outs of the new Smash Bros game from Nintendo and published a little something about a topic called video game linearity.

Taking place in New York City, the Tribeca Film Festival has fast become one of the biggest events on the city’s calendar every year. Now Games for Change, the gaming-centric charitable organization, will be adding their own show behind the event for more exposure than they’ve ever had before.

Remember the charity ‘pick three’ promo on GOG.com from not all that long ago? Well it was pretty successful.

Nintendo are performing below their expectations.

Not a game in itself, Star Swarm is a realtime demo cooked up by the folks at Oxide Games to show off their new RTS leaning game engine- and it’s nothing short of amazing. Update: Now with even more amazing!

The charitable group wants 2014 to be the biggest and best year yet with a target of $1 million. One million dollars might be a big goal, but Operation Supply Drop has been making serious strides since it’s inception in 2010. According to a letter issued by founder Captain Steven …

Gunnar expands on the already existing (and quite popular) Intercept model of eyesight-saving goggles with some colors to spice up your play sessions.