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Ninja Gaiden 3 is buggier than the pit Indiana Jones falls into that's full of bugs. Here are just some of the bugs we've found.

The men and women who have put their time, effort, and soul into creating lifelike costumes are not to be dismissed so quickly by the team here at Gameranx.

We take a look at the debut trailer of Dishonored and dissect it piece by piece.

Jump into our cosplay gallery of some of the finest costumed players at Melbourne Supernova.

We know you've been waiting for it, so here it is, BGPE episode number 29.

Don't strain your eyes! Play Theme Hospital in HD.

Best iPhone Games of 2012: The iPhone is full of great games, so we've decided to compile only the best ones (released in 2012) to save you a lot of time and effort in finding them.

Best Puzzle Games: Wondering what the best way to blow your mind is? We'll have you sorted with these puzzle games—all of which were from the last decade so you won't be caught dead playing anything too old.

Seb Wuepper writes his first impressions of Binary Domain.

Jamie Dalzell writes about what it's like to go on a journey in a videogame.

Seb Wuepper addresses the beginning of the end of the gaming platform wars and why platform exclusivity is losing its relevance.

Rowan Kaiser plays DOTA 2 and explains what the game is all about.

Mass Effect 3 isn't all doom and gloom. There's bits of levity in it, as well.

Mark Duval takes a trip down memory lane with Maniac Mansion.

Eric Swain marks his impressions of The Showdown Effect.

Eric Swain recounts the PAX East panel on Dragon Age.

Josh Wanamaker writes his impressions of Firefall.

Eric Swain shares his less-than-favorable impressions of Sleeping Dogs.

Kyle Wattenmaker shares his impressions of the upcoming videogame adaptation of the new Spider-man movie.

Eric Swain shares his hands-on impressions of Mark of the Ninja.

Take a look at some of the funniest memes in Mass Effect 3.

Aggregate Herald: we find articles so you don't have to.

Some perspective on EA's newfound reputation as the "Worst Company in America."