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Occupy Oakland are getting themselves off the streets and into an abandoned building so they can have facilities like a kitchen, meeting room and games room, and what does every games room need? A goddamn arcade machine, that’s what.

Remember when that British documentary used footage from a game and claimed it was a secret IRA recording? Well, looks like it’s finally come back to bite them.

PunishedProps, a prop maker named Bill Doran, has posted the finished project and some progress shots and it’s all very impressive.

Kiki Trick is a game coming out in Japan, and it has something to do with sounds or something.

Tim Sweeny believes the studio's latest project is "a big game that would appeal to a lot of people."

New details on the follow up to 2010's GRID are on the way soon, according to the company's director of communications.

A job listing has indicated that in-game ads could be a part of the company's next gen MMO.

Black Ops developer Treyarch comes out against perks.

The 3DS version will hit stores in two months, on March 20.

Alienware releases a compact gaming PC called the X51.

It looks radical, and red.

Two big PS3 four-quels will be unveiled next month, according to UK gaming mag Play.

Put on your sunglasses and pretend to be Tequila Yuen in RE6.

Two great games that taste great together.

Pray they do not alter them further.

The game is done, and Eat Sleep Play is giving every copy a free Starhawk DLC code to celebrate.

The mind boggles as Bioware continues to issue out suspensions for harmless slights on the forum.

The games run between $10 and $15, but buying all four will net you a free 800 MSP.

Videos show Red Dead Redemption, Arkham Asylum, Battlefield 3, and Mortal Kombat being controlled by the new handheld.

The pair are likely candidates for the PSN's PS2 Classics line.

It will not be a direct port.

The sequel plans to break new ground.

Made from that map of Skyrim you got in your collector’s edition, Reddit user LeJavier’s brother constructed this awesome wallet for his birthday. It holds all his cards and cash, as well as the abundance of nerd cred he’s going to have to lug around now.

The Old Republic seems to have been pushing the right buttons for absolutely everyone including disabled gamers thanks to some fantastic game design, which has been awarded for it’s accessibility.