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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.

16 years after a cliffhanger ending left fans wondering if old Tex was still alive, Tesla Effect shows off some full-motion video the way it’s supposed to be.

Valve is prepping an Xbox  One-like game sharing system for it’s online download platform.

The psychological puzzle solving game gets a release date.

Want the adventure without that pesky story cramping your style? Atlus’ Etrian Odyssey Untold: The Millennium Girl has you covered there too.

For a game as lauded as Dishonored, you had to figure that there was a Game of the Year edition on the way to retail shelves- and you’d have been right.

The iOS fighter from SNK Playmore is now available for mobile brawling on Android mobiles.

An arcade beat’em up in the classic style, Final Exam is all about bludgeoning, blasting and all around destroying hordes of monsters out to make you dinner.

Dark Horse’s newest addition to their growing line of superhero books is an alcohol-powered rage machine in a comic that’s radically different from your usual superhero yarn.

The ‘Prefect Day’ storyline continues in Harbinger #16 as a teammate commits the seemingly impossible.