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Some of the biggest questions about Destiny get answered in this week’s Bungie update along with some iterating news about the beta, a collector’s edition, and more.

Originally released August 2011, with just two civilisations, the Egyptians and the Greeks, Age of Empires on-line was set to be an impressive multi player on-line strategy game. Sadly this games runs ended yesterday, after 3 long years. The game entered its ‘support phase’ last year, meaning no more new …

Transformers universes collide in Rise of the Dark Spark, a movie tie-in game that isn’t.

Coming this Fall, Dead Island will be returning to the Banoi islands for a game that will bridge the gap between the first two games and the upcoming DI2.

Boxed PC games are dead? Think again.

Larian Studios’ massive turn-based RPG epic is now available.

Streum On’s FPS take on the Games Workshop brand is looking mighty impressive as Terminators slay Genestealers by the dozen in the newest trailer for Space Hulk: Deathwing.

Steam’s sales are always a big draw, but the Valve-owned online platform has set a brand new milestone this time around.

The end of the Summer Sale will be a whirlwind of big deals as special package deals go back on sale and the flash sales continue.

The Summer doldrums have rolled in hard, but we still had plenty to talk about this past week including tons of X-Men news and opinion, rumors of CryTek’s impending bankruptcy, some release dates (of both he factual and rumored varieties), and more.

Styx, the goblin thief not the rock band, gets to stealing in this massive 15 minute look at the gameplay of Styx: Master of Shadows.

The world’s first ZOMBA.

Famous for games like Sunset Overdrive, Ratchet and Clank and Resistance, Insomniac Games have now tried their hand at smaller Indie style games, starting with Slow Down Bull. With a small development team of only 4-5 people, Slow Down Bull allows you to control Axel the bull, to collect things …

Tindalos’ RTS goes to the red planet in this new round of screens.

There’s a lot of games on sale in Steam’s Summer bash with big splashy names, but publisher Nkidu wants to make sure you don’t overlook their selection.

1849 is a perfect example of a lack of supervision on the Steam store by Valve and a broken Greenlight system. This is supposed to be a city building game, in the same vein as Sim city and Tropico, but falls way short of what is expected of such a …