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Spiders Studio has announced the release date for their ambitious followup to last year’s Mars War Logs.

This is the big one ladies and gents, the installment of our awards presentation that’s for all the marbles. Not only will we be honoring the best game for each and every platform, but we’ll also be crowning our Game of the Year for 2013.

Collectors, meet Freeze Blade and Trap Shadow, the two newest additions to the Skylanders family.

Part 2 of our awards series centers on the games that took the industry by storm in individual categories like ‘best graphics’ and ‘most innovative’.

Maybe the best episode of The Walking Dead yet? Could be, and the music isn’t bad either.

Yeah, we know it’s a little late, but when has Brutal Gamer ever stood by formality?

Garret returns to his thieving ways for the reincarnation of a classic.

Midnight City releases some good Gone Home and Costume Quest 2 news this week.

Bandai Namco’s latest volume of grueling combat has officially hit retail.

Landing on the Xbox family of consoles first, the newest DLC pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts is almost here.

The team behind Rock of Ages and Zeno Clash announces Abyss Odyssey, a procedurally generated side-scrolling action game that looks like it’s set to break the mold. But then again, what would you expect from the guys who made the supremely odd Zeno Clash.

A new set of skins,including a few familiar faces, debut in this new trailer for Call of Duty: Ghosts’ multiplayer mode.

Gearbox, 2K Software, and Telltale Games’ adventurous collaboration, Tales from the Borderlands, got a lot less mysterious and a lot more interesting at the SXSW festival yesterday.

With a Tweet signaling the date appearing and then getting deleted, Ubisoft has officially unveiled the release date for the hotly anticipated Watch Dogs, complete with a new trailer. Get ready to get excited for this one all over again.

Ubisoft’s absolutely gorgeous ‘turn-based RPG’ will be getting a deluxe edition for the UK that’ll be filled with some pretty cool goodies.

Capcom and developer Double Helix bring a rebooted Strider to consoles that not only updates, but outdoes and improves upon envy version that’s come before (including the arcade original) in every way.