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The 3DS prequel to the Wii U’s open world LEGO City Undercover walks the beat on the handheld this week.

The shooter version of popular strategy game XCOM might not be on hold for long as a reveal might be on the way sooner rather than later.

SimCity won’t be playable for 2 hours, by design this time.

Hey everyone, this week we have a look ahead to what you need to know about the new 3DS Zelda title and Mario and Luigi:Dream Team.

Marvel Comics’ re-evolution is about to get the Minimate treatment as Marvel NOW! is invading Diamond Select’s line of mini-figures.

Two-fisted, hard driving action doused with ’60s era grit- Deep Silver has released a new trailer for Ride to Hell: Retribution that shows off the finer points of battling a biker gang.

Cable and his team are in for world of trouble when they find themselves off-world and in the sights of an alien armada- and the Uncanny Avengers.

Bethesda announced the official title and some details for their upcoming collaboration with Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami today- ready for The Evil Within?

Naughty children beware this Holiday season…

Nintendo’s latest Nintendo Direct presentation was a pretty packed one. As we told you yesterday, there was a lot to like for fans of the 3DS and the Wii U. Click on through to see the full listing of what’s coming in convenient bullet-pointed form.

Spiders upcoming action/RPG Mars War Logs has a dark and perilous tale to tell; see what’s what in the new overview trailer.

Is the next edition of Sony’s realistic racing series headed to the PS3?

Dark Horse Comics announces The Halloween Legion: The World’s Weirdest Heroes will be haunting the graphic novel sections of book shelves soon.

Marvel Comics’ Age of Ultron nears critical mass as Wolverine and Sue Storm travel back from the past to find a very different universe from the one they left behind…

Deep Silver’s side-scrolling take on the action/RPG series Sacred is out now for all your cel-shaded, monster bludgeoning needs. Update- now with more Jungle!

The latest Nintendo Direct gives us a lot to chew on.