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Based on the hit adventure games series from Telltale Games, The Walking Dead are coming too Zen Pinball.

Watch_Dogs gave me hope for the future of gaming; now, that sounds weird but let me explain.

Amazing Spider-Man 2 owners who didn’t pre-order can now download a six-pack of new costumes for the wall-crawler, all with special in-game perks.

Social gaming site Raptr interviewed over 5,500 gamers and got some very interesting answers as to what they’ll be spending their money on in the next year, and what they’re willing to go without to play more.

Arkham Knight might feature the roughest, toughest ride the Dark Knight has ever battled Gotham’s underworld with.

No, we’re not talking about a haircut, this is a mysterious spirit realm in the new Dragon Age title that’s ever-changing and accessible through dreams.

Unfortunately, there will be no Batman this year.

EA and PopCap’s unique take on the multiplayer first-person shooter genre is headed to the PS3 and PS4.

Homefront: The Revolution takes up arms and brings the fight back to America’s occupiers.

Teased endlessly as of late on series creative director Ed Boon’s Twitter feed, a tenth Mortal Kombat and presumed sequel to the 2011 reboot is on the way.

Horror Month on BG wrapped up this past week with some more horrific news and a feature showcasing the staff’s picks for the best game scares of all time. In addition, LEGO Batman 3 and Battlefield Hardline were unveiled, The Order: 1886 got pushed into 2015, and Half Life 3 …

Mario Kart, PS+ freebies, and even more Watch Dogs coverage is all in this week’s edition of the best of GR.

Developer Ready at Dawn wants the most film like look possible for its upcoming PS4 title The Order: 1886. So much so that they have capped the frame-rate for the game to 30fps.

One of the biggest games of the early next generation of consoles might have seen a significant delay from it’s original November ’13 launch window, but holding off from a rush job seems to have been worth it for publisher Ubisoft.

32 player, online battles in a world where gunpowder has been outlawed and the best warriors go up against each other in national teams instead of fighting wars.

A massive change of pace for the FPS military action series is on the way as Dead Space developers Visceral Games are bringing a little  law enforcement to the battlefield.