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Volition has finally revealed the trailer for the first Saints Row title to be released under Deep Silver, since the purchased the studio from THQ back in January.

The sequel to Wargame European Escalation unveils the air corps that’ll be included in the final game. Judging from the trailer, it might be easy to mistake AirLand Battle for a flight sim, but it isn’t.

Classic, new, and indie online gaming retailer GOG.com just kicked off a pretty nice promotion offering 5 select games for 80% off the usual price.

With the Kickstarter for Wasteland successfully completed, developer inXile has moved on to a revival of their classic RPG Torment.

Does the latest Dead Space thread the needle and hit on both the action and horror fronts? 

Rochard gets some new DLC, and it’s very aptly named.

The first ‘unofficial’ TV-targeted Steambox will be on store shelves this Holiday season. The $1000 USD Steam-centric mini-rig is up for preorder right now, complete with an early bird discount.

This week brings us the “whoopsie” that is SimCity, next-gen Xbox’s (potential) lineup, a God of War: Ascension Review, and in the vein of last week’s ‘Mario’ feature, there’s another one concerning Link and Zelda.

EA come up with an interesting way of looking at the SimCity launch problems.

Get your mind out of the gutter! I don’t mean that kind of reveal. The first gameplay trailer for the upcoming game featuring Marvel’s wisecracking merc is loaded with gunplay, snappy patter, bananas, and boobs. Wait… what?

The calamity that is the SimCity launch continues.

Relic’s sequel gets a release date.

Rumors surfaced this morning that, not only will publisher EA not be moving forward with a planned fourth entry in the Dead Space series, but that the entire franchise is effectively dead in the water.

Ubisoft has finally revealed the official trailer for Assassins Creed IV: Black Flag. This actually got leaked on Saturday, and was quickly removed from the site it was posted on.

The new set of screens to emerge from the vaults at CD Projekt RED don’t really need a lot of text to accompany them. Revel in the beauty of the Wild Hunt after the jump.

Reef Entertainment is putting a heavy dose of film accuracy into its forthcoming Rambo game. Not only will the action title look like the movies, but it’ll sound like them too.