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The first original X-Men graphic novel since the famed God Loves, Man Kills is poised to explore a world without humans.

Another big announcement from Telltale Games puts Gearbox Software’s fan favorite Borderlands series in a new light.

An all-new, all-different Wolverine and The X-Men is on the way, and it’s either going to bring a brand new team of X-Men or a big new threat to the Marvel Universe with it.

It’s zombies versus vampires in a battle for New York City, but where does that leave the living? George A. Romero takes readers to Empire of the Dead in 2014.

Ubisoft’s bestselling dance title plays host to some of the biggest hits of the year via DLC, including Robin Thicke and Pharrell’s mega-hit Blurred Lines.

This week we’ve got a comparison between military mega-shooters Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4, a review of the brand new Xbox One console and a look at the peculiar ideas of Microsoft’s possible new CEO- a man who might want to kill off the Xbox brand all together.

Ellen Page gets her ghost on. Hooray, or boo? 

One of the PS4’s first games is also one of the most addictive of the year.

The PlayStation 4 is out, and is currently living out its first week. So just how well has the console been received?

Cap has Nuke in his sights, but is he too late to stop an even greater villain?

This one’s been running for a day already, but there are still a load of games to grab for super-low prices. You might not want to sleep though as the Insomnia Sale won’t stop till all the copies are gone!

A six pack of skins featuring five alternate looks for the Dark Knight and one for Robin has hit Batman: Arkham Origins.

Check out the little guys in packaged form so you know what you’re looking for on shelves next month.

What’s that? Yes, we know it’s Sunday- just play along, because we’ve got a nice helping of GR’s best for this past week for your lazy afternoon. Read on for more Call of Duty: Ghosts than you can shake a stick at and possible Assassin’s Creed V teases that the …

The monster hardware company will be constructing and shipping out 30 of their compact and powerful NUC computers for the military gaming charity Operation Supply Drop.

Telltale’s latest adventure series “The Wolf Among Us” follows the lives of fairy tale characters, where the popular belief that “they all lived happily ever after” is a lie.