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Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn releases companion app for Android devices.

Another Battlefield 4 patch fixes common server problems.

Social portal Tearaway.me will be launching shortly to show players how to create with paper.

SimCity's developers at Maxis have shared their plans for the future of the game.

Fans can participate in a voting bracket for the second EA Sports UFC cover athlete.

The series will not return to Connor's story anytime soon either but Watch Dogs will make up for it.

The Forza Motorsport 5 Showroom finally completes the full car list.

Emails offering free game sent to Xbox customers who have shown 'dedication'.

Need for Speed will now officially be under the EA Sports structural umbrella.

Once again, developers have come out to explain just how powerful the PlayStation 4 really is.

The overwhelming success of both games come amid continuing reports of bugs and issues and mixed critical reception.

A new browser game based on the Kingdom Heart franchise has been released, and yes, it's free to play.

Rockstar is crediting players throughout the day, so wait it out to see when you get your $ 500,000.

Without at least attempting to make something different, some talent from Ubisoft Montreal would have moved on.

Check out how good the game can really look with some capable hardware, on the PC of course.

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Ashraf Ismail says that development was much smoother on next-gen platforms.

There are remarkable similarities between the two scenes, a new video shows.

Over 4,300 games have been released on the console to date.

Over 4,300 games have been released on the console to date.

Fans continue to be skeptical of Rockstar about their ability to support game amid continuing bugs.

PS Vita acts as a remote hub and will grant users access to more than a thousand games.

Here's a new trailer of the upcoming team-based racing PS4 exclusive DriveClub.

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