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If a shot taken on the as yet unopened E3 show floor is anything to be believed, you’ll soon be able to pump out your own Super Mario Bros levels.

Michael Thommason, who has the world’s largest video game collection is putting them up for sale. What this means is that whoever buys all 11,000+ game not only gets a tonne of games but also a Guinness world record as well. The record stood last year at 10,607 games, but …

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow Collection and Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 just had their asking prices slashed with Konami’s Void Sword.

Fans of hard-hitting, blood-spattered football (the one with the oblong ball) take note, Blood Bowl II is coming along nicely as the dwarven team makes its debut in Games Workshop’s league.

New CG trailer shows main protagonist  Talion in all his wraith-like glory.

A new assortment of Minimates dedicated to the star-spangled Avenger and a bust based on the Adam West camp-fest that was Batman in the 1960’s are in stores this week from the toy and collectible maker.

That nasty little goblin out to plunder the Tower of Akenash in Styx: Master of Shadows has swiped a trio of new screens for you.

The throwback action title with one-liners, hugely muscled heroes, and waves of expendable bad guys is available now on Steam’s Early Access system.

Ten years and a whole mess of incredible art are bound into one tome to dragon punch them all in UDON’s Art of Capcom: Complete Edition.

Gamers can download the somewhat controversial Tomodachi Life, the classic adventure The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, and a whole bunch more titles to keep your Wii U and 3DS busy today.

The Epix cable channel is celebrating the American Independence Day in a somewhat unusual way. Instead of finding pomp and circumstance, you’ll find the network broadcasting a little old fashioned crazy.

Age of Wonders comes storming back to the PC in a 4x strategy title that does the long-standing series justice, while updating it for the modern gamer.

Techland’s latest zombie action title just might be their best yet from the looks of Waarner Bros’ Dying Light.

Based on the hit adventure games series from Telltale Games, The Walking Dead are coming too Zen Pinball.

This autumn will se a ton of new stuff from Diamond Select Toys.

Watch_Dogs gave me hope for the future of gaming; now, that sounds weird but let me explain.