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Bungie gave a presentation at the GDC in San Francisco yesterday outlining its upcoming Destiny title to be published by Activision entitled Brave New World. We’ve got the trailer after the break.

Larian Studios’ Divinity: Original Sin has just started up its Kickstarter campaign. The RPG uses  turn-based play and will offer a single player or co-op experience to fans.

Gaming and heavy metal, two great tastes that go great together. Now add a goat-man and a heaping helping of blood-drenched, twin stick shooting action and you’ve really got something.

Tecmo Koei and Epic Games have signed a deal for the Unreal Engine 3 to appear in the latest in the Ninja Gaiden series. Hacking and slashing never looked so good.

A sluggish start might be giving way to a big second wind for Sony’s newest handheld.

Start the countdown, the teaser site for EA’s next Battlefield is live.

Roadhouse Interactive has just signed on to craft a mobile Space Marine title for smartphones and tablets.

The UK games industry will have to wait a bit longer.

The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey is all set for release this coming week on Blu Ray and DVD and to celebrate the occasion toy  maker The Bridge Direct will be giving away a dragon’s hoard of Hobbit goodies.

Classic, new, and indie online gaming retailer GOG.com just kicked off a pretty nice promotion offering 5 select games for 80% off the usual price.

With the Kickstarter for Wasteland successfully completed, developer inXile has moved on to a revival of their classic RPG Torment.

Gears of War creator Epic Games says there’s still more left in the Xbox 360’s tank in what’s largely expected to be the console’s last year as Micosoft’s flagship.

Studio Ghibli, arguably one of the world’s most consistently successful and beloved animation houses, have announced that they are releasing not one, but two features in 2013!

No, not Mad Magazine- MAD as in Joe Madureira.

Nintendo is set to debut a few big name titles in playable form at the annual expo and give players a chance to get some hands on time with the company’s big releases of 2013.

Rumors surfaced this morning that, not only will publisher EA not be moving forward with a planned fourth entry in the Dead Space series, but that the entire franchise is effectively dead in the water.