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Warriors… come out and plaaaaaaaay… on PSN.

Insomniac Games’ Fuse drops in on retail shelves this week and the developer has a few quick tips and tricks ready for players looking to get started on the right foot.

Axe Cop has absolutely exploded as a property in the last year, with an action figure line and upcoming cartoon based on the award winning comic. Now Mezco has announced that their toy line will be getting small with a line of 4″ figures. And poop. Plenty of poop.

The most recent installment does rather well for itself.

Part righty, part lefty – all gaming mouse.

It’s been a long time coming, but the brand new take on fan favorite’s Quantum & Woody is almost here. Check out a special four page preview after the break.

Techland’s newest title is a dark fantasy hack and slash called Hellraid. And while raiding hell doesn’t sound like a great idea, from the developer’s Q&A that’s just been released, it actually sounds like a pretty fun time.

So apparently internet gamer rage doesn’t count for much in the real world.

Ubisoft announced that the PS Vita will be getting it’s own version of Rayman Legends, complete with some exclusive features and ‘guest stars’.

Largely forgotten in the storm that erupted over the Xbox One’s somewhat mysterious used game policy, it looks like Sony might actually be following suit with the PS4.

Angry Norsemen invade Europe in a trailer filled with war, boats and glorious beards aplenty.

It’s not too big of a surprise, but Ubisoft confirmed that its biggest games of the upcoming Autumn/Holiday season will indeed be coming to the Xbox One.

Last week we brought you some screens of Eugen Systems’ Wargame: AirLand Battle’s Dynamic Campaign system, now you can see it in action thanks to the wonder of modern video.

UFO Interactive is set to unleash a new and improved ‘Scourge’ on gamers.

Ghosts might just be the biggest departure from the Call of Duty formula since Modern Warfare first broke onto the scene. If you haven’t seen it yet, check out the trailer after the break.

The Young Justice TV show was kind of an ‘under the radar’ thing while it was on the air. Equally running under fans scanners is the Young Justice game from Little Orbit.