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Uhhh, oh boy.

Video games had a big year in 2014. Gamergate, failed launches, and exciting new games made this past year one to remember, and the new year of 2015 is starting to take shape as another exciting 12 months.

More announcements out of CES for MadCatz as the company send brand new entries in their FREQ headset and GLIDE mouse-mat lines out to retail.

Warhammer Quest heads from mobiles to the PC. Does it hold up?

Elite and Dangerous, this is one space-sim not to be missed.

Hinted at and passed around a bit like a hot potato, it looks like the Masters of the Universe film might finally be making it into theaters at some point.

I love skateboarding… wait, that makes it sound like I actually know how to skateboard. I love the idea of skateboarding. There we go. And my love for the sport was probably spawned of my utter addiction to the same game that I’m sure enthused many people back in 1999, …

Ever wanted to just jack into your mobile device and play some games on the big screen in your living room? Well, now you can.

And now, our obligatory look back at our favorite gaming memories and our thoughts on the biggest gaming stories of 2014.

Meet the all-new, all-different Dead Island.

PC peripheral-maker Kingston expands into the realm of PC gaming accessories with their Hyper X Skyn mousepad(s).

The Holiday Season means lots of different things to just about everybody, but here at BG most of our best memories come from one of our favorite hobbies.

Dark Horse’s days of publishing Star Wars comics are almost over (January 1st), but you can grab every single issue that’s available digitally and keep ’em forever in the farewell sale.

The Dark Below is the newest expansion for Bungie and Activision’s  FPS/MMO Destiny.

One of the more promising RTS’ on the way, Tindalos Interactive’s Etherium looks loaded with alien races and plenty of action.

In the same line as their already released Street Fighter Tribute and Darkstalkers Tribute art books, publisher Udon has an all-around Capcom tribute book in the works. Here’s the catch though, they need your art to make it happen.