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Chaos Code, an arcade Beat ’em up published by Arc System Works, is to get a western release via Playstation Network. Developed by FK Digital, the game was originally released for Sega’s RingWide arcade system board on August 4, 2011, it was then ported to the Playstation 3 on December 19, 2012, …

A series of special live shows starts airing on YouTube today to celebrate the yearly Xbox Live event known as the Summer of Arcade.

Want to win some pretty awesome Marvel Select prizes? Flex those photog muscles and enter Diamond Select Toys’ Mega-Sized Marvel Select photo contest and grab some swag.

Saints Row IV is the definitive fourth game in the Saints Row series and took a combined 86,184 cups of coffee to make. Click on through for an infographic that’ll pretty much annihilate your mind with more astounding facts about the game.

A huge bundle of EA games is coming your way for very little money.

Ray-fans can try out Ubisoft’s upcoming Rayman Legends today on Live and the PSN.

Rockstar Games has updated the official Grand Theft Auto V website with a special travelogue for those planning a September getaway in beautiful Los Santos.

Monsters, of course, come in all shapes and sizes.

Get ready duck-fans, Scrooge just cane-hopped his way onto consoles and the PC this week.

The latest downloadable content pack is now available for Bethesda and Arkane’s Dishonored. In it, the assassin Daud comes face to face with the some angry spell casters…

The legendary artist’s work will be featured on a variant cover for the Valiant Comics super-team megabook.

Check out the history of the DCU’s mistress of magic in the trailer for the newest DLC character- Zatanna.

In a connected world, hacking is your weapon.

The big reveal of the multiplayer mode for Activision and Infinity Ward’s latest Call of Duty blockbuster is tomorrow, check out the reveal as it happens.

Marvel’s weekly Infinite Comics Wolverine series continues as Logan slices his way through the nastiest ninja the Land of the Rising Sun has to offer.

There might not be a bunch of huge differences between the Xbox 360’s control pad and the Xbox One’s, but there are some marked improvements and a few things that you can’t see just by looking at the new pad.