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Rowan Kaiser lays out the issues with Far Cry 3's story.

It's been a good long year for gaming, and the best games of 2012 have been decided.

A look at one point of view of both cultures and games.

Find out what it takes to get into the gaming industry

Sexism in videogame culture? It's more likely than you know.

The NRA blames school shootings on videogames and movies, and states that more guns are the only solution to gun violence.

Here's a few tried and true tips on how to survive the Rook Island jungle.

More thoughts on Yohalem's comments, this time from Holly Green.

Rowan Kaiser challenges the popular belief that videogames are all about violence.

Mathew Jones fires back at the writer of Far Cry 3, who claims we didn't understand the game's story.

Ian Miles Cheong reflects upon the Sandy Hook shooting and its link to videogames.

A quiz to test your knowledge of videogames with names that sound like pharmaceutical drugs.

John Brindle explores the concept of morality in the Hitman series.

This holiday season, Jenn Frank has lovingly prepared a gift guide for the first-time game developer.

Confirms SimCity reboot will require almost-always-online DRM.

As we delve deeper into the topic of sexism in videogames, we must shine the spotlight on the topic of cover art.

The other white meat makes its fair share of appearances in video games.

The best kills are sometimes the result of luck, and not skill. Here are some of the luckiest kills that blew our minds.

Chris Carter attempts to unwrap the enigma of Waluigi, one of Nintendo's most mysterious characters.

Jordan Garland looks at Far Cry 3's narrative arc, the nature of a linear plot in an open world full of possibility and how binary choice ultimately doesn't work in the game.

Richard Clark writes about El Shaddai as a roadmap to a religious game.

Phil Owen writes about the topic of story pacing in videogames.

Brendan Keogh writes about the voice recognition system in the underrated Binary Domain.