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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.

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

Stars and stripes and Grand Theft Auto.

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.

Microsoft’s former czar of policy and enforcement on Xbox Live is back in the fold and will oversee community involvement in one of the company’s biggest IP’s.

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.

This July Xbox Gold Members will be able to download “Guacamelee: Super Turbo Championship Edition” and “Max: The Curse of the Brotherhood” for the Xbox One. Xbox 360 owners will be able to download “Gotham City Impostors” starting July 1st until July 15th. Starting July 16th “Battleblock Theater” will be …

Fighting against the evil threatening a world left for dead by its gods, the mages and Guardians Guild stand as one of the last lines of defense.

When it comes to the spoils of war and trophies taken from adventuring, there’s really no beating a big stone lawn statue.

Advanced Warfare isn’t just the title of the next Call of Duty from Activision and Sledgehammer Games, it’s also a description of what you’ll be engaging in.

Collecting the full set of DLC for the game, the National Treasure Edition is one big load of Saints Row crazy.

B.J. Blazkowicz returns in a game that redefines a classic FPS and provides one of the very best gaming experiences of 2014.

Been enjoying the Battlefield Hardline Beta on the PS4 and PC? While you’ve only got a few more days with it, you just might have some new weapons and gadgets to play with till things come to a close.

Oh boy…

Lots to talk about in the post-E3 week that was including Nintendo and Wii U news aplenty, the upswing in sales that the industry has seen in the wake of the next-gen onslaught, the first scattered mentions of next month’s SDCC, and our usual assortment of news and reviews.

Summer is traditionally a slower time for new game releases, but there are plenty of titles out there (both new and old) that are keeping the BG staff locked away in their air-conditioned lairs during the hottest months of the year.