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Round one starts now PC gamers.

Some of the biggest drivers in the world are getting all-new looks in Eutechnyx’ NASCAR racer.

A classic form the age of 16-bit consoles comes to PC and Mac.

With the game releasing tomorrow, the official website for Grand Theft Auto V is now updated with the full Travelogue- welcome to Blain County.

CompuExpert has announced the next gaming mouse in their Sharkoon series of peripherals- the Drakonia Black.

Some new footage of the game Bravely Default: For the Sequel has recently surfaced. A whole 30 minutes is devoted to showcasing various features within the game. The first thing you’ll notice is a battle sequence, as the party is shown relentlessly pummeling the enemies on screen. Only unlike Final …

One of the biggest releases of 2013 (if not the biggest) debuts this week as Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V hits retail shelves and digital distribution outlets. The game is looking every bit like the massive beast gamers have been expecting and to help you manage this crime epic a …

Check out this exclusive interview with the Sonic The Hedgehog series brand manager David Corless. N1ntendo.nl discusses relations between Sega and Nintendo, as well as Sonic Lost World with David Corless. There wasn’t much he could say in regards to Sonic Lost World, which is understandable considering the game isn’t …

This week, two of the biggest franchises in gaming took point on GamesRadar; Final Fantasy and Grand Theft Auto. The mega-site also had some laughs though, with a look at some very real-world problems that ‘only a gamer could understand’.

Gilad Anni-Padda’s monthly book kicks off with a tale thousands of years in the making.

Coffee Stain Studios’ FPS/Tower Defense title finally puts up fortifications on PS3.

The 2D fighting game is barreling towards a Holiday release on the PSN.

Assassin’s Creed IV’s water is a sight to behold, as are its weather effects and a dozen other graphical touches. But do you have any idea what goes into creating all that? Well that’s what this handy new trailer hosted by Associate Producer Sylvain Trottier is for.

And I mean that in the figurative and literal sense.

Yep, apparently 11 bit studios’ tower-defense follow-up is a bit of a mobile monster. So much so that a benchmark app has been released that’ll tell the developer just how powerful the Android handsets out there are so they can ensure appropriate levels of awesomeness.

Nightmares from the Deep is all about undead pirates, a mystical island and plenty of hidden goodies to find- and it’s looking for a home on Steam’s Greenlight service.