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Nvidia's support of their open source competitor Nouveau is hailed as a step forward by the FOSS community.

Turtle Rock's co-op shooter might still find life on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

The Mario maker is aiming to mirror the iOS or Android model for making devices.

You'll need to read the details below, but TLDR, Nintendo is taking steps to make sure they're still in the game.

Interceptor Entertainment brings brings top-down Duke Nukem.

Rhode Island wants to default on the 38 Studios debut and avoid making future payments.

South Park: The Stick of Truth releases new trailers after Super Bowl commercial.

Nintendo is a major player in the video game industry, so the company's failings will have a widespread effect.

They're not out of the realm of possibility, but the latest release windows for Squares big RPGs aren't accurate.

Three action figures on the way from PlayArts and Revoltech.

Wrench and shovel are to be added as weapons in the forthcoming DLC.

Ghost Games hit with layoffs.

The armor being worn by the soldiers in Destiny is just too heavy to include animal mounts.

iOmoon gets its second update to bring new interiors to Jupiter's moon.

$100 wireless headset available from next week for PS4.

Neither From nor Bandai Namco have been talking about it, but we know that it's not a kid's game, so this is really no surprise. Well, except for the level of graphic content.

The game's retailer specific pre-order bonuses have also been revealed.

John Smedley says the device could support EverQuest Next.

Ubisoft has managed to stay sparing on game details, but we have new info from TGS below.

New details about Dark Souls 2 have been revealed ahead of the game's release.

Bioware promises a much richer experience and a bigger game world. However, some fans doubt the source - and Bioware itself.

Seattle Seahawks beat expectations and the Denver Broncos, but EA Sports couldn't argue they could not have seen them coming.

Based in Hanoi, Vietnam, Nguyen Ha Dong reveals he has no secrets for success. Is this an untapped opportunity for old, hard games?

In absolute terms, Xbox One has been a success, so it's not like Microsoft would even want to do it.