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You’ll be able to change up just about every and nay feature you can think of as you create your character in BioWare’s upcoming third entry in the Dragon Age series.

Skylanders Trap Team launches this coming Sunday and Toys R Us wants to be your number one spot for all the Skyladery goodness.

Out now in the US and very shortly in Europe, Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor looks like a game that finally does the Lord of the Rings franchise justice.

CD Projekt Red’s last title in The Witcher series is going to be just about the biggest and best looking RPG you’ve ever played.

Well, maybe less like trailers and more like survival options for living with a xenomorph on a space station.

Basically all you have to know is that Johnny Gat rides through hell on a mobile, rocket-launching, recliner of death. Click through for the trailer.

If you missed out on Need for Speed Rivals last year, a Complete Edition is on the way.

Go deeper into the upcoming survival/horror game from Shinji Mikami and see just how evil things can get in the city of Crimson.

The revitalization of Frogwares’ Sherlock Holmes series arrives this week on PC and consoles.

The story of a girl and her white fox.

So many games these days consist of high end marketing with crazy amazing cinematic trailers and hyped up storylines, plot twists and game play teasers. Then why with today’s technology are we still shelling out for expensive special editions of utter crap. Harsh? I don’t think so.

The Ultimate Evil edition of Blizzard’s latest action/RPG clickfest comes to consoles with an excellent translation.

Saturday Radar returns with a mostly Destiny-flavored slate of articles. We’ve got a review to share with you, as well as a piece about the game’s longevity, and then an article taking a peek at all the video game related movies still in development just to shake things up a …

There’s a valuable lesson to learn in the newest trailer for the stealth/action game Styx: Master of Shadows. That being, stealth = life.

A little light, so don’t expect too much in the way of exposition, but The Evil Within just keeps looking better and spookier.

Techland’s Hellraid has undergone some changes since you’ve seen it last. Most notably, it’s now running in the same engine that powers the developer’s Dying Light- Chrome Engine 6.