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The sequel to one of the hardest games from the last generation is coming to PC in late March.

The man behind the Metal Gear has been very active on social media, posting pictures of MGS5.

Remember Halo Wars? Microsoft man Phil Spencer is interested in something similar for Gears.

It still won't be cheap, but The Elder Scrolls Online on PS4 won't require a second subscription.

We may have some advance information on a game mode Minecraft server owners have needed for so long.

While Ubisoft is unwilling to give an exact date out, the rumors will continue to keep flying out.

The danmaku shooter dev may be seeing the sun set on their global mobile ambitions post console.

The system will compete directly with offerings from Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo.

Sales are still down year on year, but Nintendo still has a chance to catch up to its FY 13.5 million units goal

Microsoft's game-making platform looks promising.

While the company clearly still rakes in the big money, it's not the unstoppable force it once was.

Crowdfunded game projects may have accountability issues. You can double check the findings yourself, BTW.

Sly Cooper sports a radically different look in film form. We'll find out if it's any good this 2016.

While 67 million people play monthly, Riot announces.

New screenshots of Valve's Left 4 Dead 2 show a much prettier version of the zombie-infested shooter.

One of the main minds behind Gears of War has no interest in being involved with the new project.

In an open letter King CEO Riccardo Zacconi has defended the studio in light of recent controversies.

Baird Equity Research predicts Grand Theft Auto 5 will come to PC.

Patch available on all platforms in late January or early February.

inFAMOUS: Second Son developer talk about living in rainy Seattle.

Ubisoft Shanghai assisting with the development off the next Far Cry title.

Here are the main specializations that people want to see in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Steam sending invites to players to beta test game streaming from PC to PC.

No, EA doesn't tell Criterion what racing game to make each year.