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Nintendo is prepping a Nintendo Direct presentation for tomorrow that’ll look forward past the Holiday Season and towards the Spring.

The retail giant has announced that they’ll have a fresh batch of PlayStation 4’s in stock this weekend along with some price cuts and deals on toys, electronics and more.

We’ve been following the outpouring of support for Operation Supply Drop for a while now from some of the industry’s biggest companies, now peripheral-makers MOGA and Power A have gotten in on things and made a donation in $12k worth of goods.

As the Holiday Season set in in full swing, GR kicked things off with a supremely cool feature about the history of holiday games all the way back to 1980! It’s a very cool read, but not the only one this week as the Radar also had some cool looks …

Industry analyst Michael Pachter isn’t the biggest fan of Nintendo’s strategy as a company and has let anyone who’ll listen know that plainly. Now he’s outright slammed the Nintendo president Satoru Iwata.

Dark Horse Comics’ adaptation of Vivek J. Tiwary’s novel that tells the tale of The Fifth Beatle, Brian Epstein.

Research and analytical firm Juniper Research (see, it’s right in the name) has published a look at what they think is to come in calendar 2014, some of it might surprise you.

What would you rather have- a piece of expensive jewelry or an 84″ LG TV? The answer for a good number of people might surprise you.

The company co-founder leaves to focus on other ventures.

Gamers did some big time good for some of the US’ best with the 8-bit Salute to Veterans with almost $300k in games and gear donated to soldiers stationed abroad and recuperating in medical facilities.

The popular developer has gifted 100 codes unlocking everything they’ve produced for soldiers deployed and recuperating in military hospitals.

This one’s been running for a day already, but there are still a load of games to grab for super-low prices. You might not want to sleep though as the Insomnia Sale won’t stop till all the copies are gone!

The latest LEGO title will only be making it’s new-gen debut on one console at the moment.

The monster hardware company will be constructing and shipping out 30 of their compact and powerful NUC computers for the military gaming charity Operation Supply Drop.

Arriving in the form of the game’s first chapter, Daedalic’s newest (the turn-based RPG Blackguards) tells the tale of a part of rogues and criminals out to raid some dungeons and take down some monsters worse than them.

With a cool billion dollars under its belt, Activision talks up its latest blockbuster.