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The eagerly anticipated remastering gets a price and date.

Dante is almost ready to head onto current-gen consoles.

True, this live-action trailer doesn’t show any in-game action, but it’s still pretty cool.

You just can’t keep good undead/zombie/slasher/thing down.

The latest bunch of games to hit the Humble Weekly Bundle offers some serious firepower for not a lot of cash- and all of a good cause of course.

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.

Over 2000 games from consoles and PC past have hit the web via the Internet Archive, including titles like Street Fighter II, Mega Man, Moonwalker, and (you guessed it) Oregon Trail.

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.

Polygon is reporting that the statue included in with the collector’s edition of Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham Knight gives away a massive plot point. But it might just be a little too soon to jump to conclusions.

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

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

The incredibly impressive VR headset that is the Oculus Rift has seemingly been in development for just about all of recorded time, and gaming peripheral (and PC) maker Razer is about to beat it to market.

Indie publisher Devolver Digital is interested in bringing the Dreamcast ‘classic’ Seaman back for a new generation of PC and smartphone gamers.

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, …

Valve’s online digital game distribution service was a hotbed of activity this Holiday Season as gamers played and bought aplenty.

One of the older (and somewhat forgotten) FPS’ makes a surprise comeback.