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Valiant uncovers the origins of Archer & Armstrong’s ancient Sect Civil War starting right here in issue fourteen.

Launching an all-out assault on PC’s via Steam this week is Zen Studios’ medieval bash’em up Castlestorm.

GTA5 is rapidly approaching and Rockstar Games has released a fresh batch of screens to get fans pumped… if it’s possible for fans to get any more amped up for the game.

August’s edition of Previews magazine brings on seven brand new preorders from Diamond Select’s upcoming catalog. Get ready for more Star Trek, Star Wars, The Walking Dead, Marvel and (oh yes) Knight Rider.

Avengers #18 sees the super-team setting out to unite the Marvel Universe against the coming threat of the Builder fleet.

Asda drops the console from it’s retail stores.

Clayton Hughes, software developer at Nintendo of America gives developers a detailed explanation of Wii U‘s functions and tips on how to develop for it. The presentation starts off with Nintendo‘s philosophy on bringing people closer to each other in the living room via the Wii U’s component. He also …

The PS4, originally thought to have 1gb gddr5 ram dedicated to OS out of a total of 8 gb now appears to use considerably more. With 4.5 GB of ram capable of being used by developers for games, alongside Xbox One‘s and Wii U‘s ram limitations, it seems that once again …

17-BIT’s Skulls of the Shogun is due be released on Steam next week with its improved and expanded Bone-A-Fide edition. Included in this version of the game are a new four chapter episode, which is set after the end of the original game and has a new main character as well as a new …

The world continues to become less populated.

Shadowman Jack Boniface and Master Darque face off for the last time in a showdown that could spell disaster for all that Jack holds dear.

The sequel to the miniseries that unveiled Wolverine’s formerly shadow-cloaked past is set to reveal just how Marvel’s most popular mutant met many of his greatest enemies- and how he became the X-Man he is today.

EA’s upcoming Battlefield 4 is already looking pretty darned spiffy with some stunning graphics on next-gen and PC, now EA is taking the game into the social arena with the latest version of their Battlelog service.

The latest epic in the Saints Row series is almost upon us. As the game goes ‘gold’ and prepares to set its particular brand of insanity on consoles and PCs again, publisher Deep Silver unleashes a giant cartoon cat on the residents of Steelport. Yes, you read that right.

Take a detailed look at the robotic Silver Samurai as seen in Fox’ upcoming film, The Wolverine.

The publisher cleaned up at this year’s Eisner Awards, taking home a quintet of trophies across a pretty wide selection of categories.