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Ever want to build your own bike? Well it’s your lucky day then.

Peripheral maker Razer sure doesn’t do any resting on the proverbial laurels, that’s for sure. Hot on the heels of the Razer Edge tablet, the company has a pair of stunningly thin gaming lappys ready for you to drool over.

A new bundle from the folks at Indie Royale.

Dark Horse has a terrific trio of special edition graphic novels on the way for the launch of the fab four’s (or should that be fab five?) new book- The Fifth Beatle.

A puzzle/action game with Cthulhu? Yeah, that’s Magrunner: Dark Pulse, and it’s looking very interesting indeed.

Tony Stark would be proud- Marvel Comics has relaunched their website as an adaptive page that conforms to any size screen.

Meet the tank of the Scourge: Outbreak team, former SAS member Mass.

Warhammer Quest makes its way to the App Store with plenty of Orcs, trolls and Skaven to bludgeon.

Crysis 3 goes from the Liberty Dome to the jungles of the West Pacific in one big, bad multiplayer addition.

Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse is two times over a classic with fondly remembered editions on both the Mega Drive (Genesis) and the Game Gear portable. So how do you remake something like that? Very carefully.

The changing of the console guard has dealnews polling the gaming public at large about where their allegiances lie in the current generation and what they’re looking forward to most in the next.

Underground Pixel has been quiet these past few months, and now we know why: they’ve been hard at work on Mansion Run.

Two years after release, Paradox Studio’s new expansion for Victoria II has arrived in the package that is Heart of Darkness. This expansion doesn’t so much as change the game as it adds deeper and a much more intriguing experience to the table. Its main role is taking the player …

Those wacky Martians are back with a special hardcover limited edition book from IDW Press.

Get your zombies on with the latest weekly bundle.

Ever wonder how a massive game like Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag comes together under a global studio like Ubisoft? Wonder no more.