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Review of Mad Catz's Cyborg R.A.T. 9

Khajiit, Orcs and more classes revealed in brand new Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim screenshots

Mortal Kombat's cinematic trailer is bloody disgusting. The game releases April 19, 2011 on the Xbox 360 and PS3.

The First Templar new Roland trailer.

The new DLC Pirates of the Flying Fortress is coming soon.

A new trailer showing off the gameplay for the new Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters.

New trailer showing off the Infestation mode.

Portal 2 may be launching early, but Valve needs your help to make that happen. Valve wants you to play the Potato Sack indie games to speed up the release process.

A video explains everything you need to know about Diablo, and then some. The best part of all is that it'll only last a minute and (possibly) leave you laughing.

Nintendo is rumored to be developing a new high-definition console that's going to make its first appearance at this E3.

Mortal Kombat King of the Hill trailer.

Dead or Alive: Dimensions coming soon.

Anonymous vows to continue its war on Sony by organizing protests of its stores worldwide on April 16.

Red Johnson's Chronicles, a PS3 exclusive, will be heading to the console via PSN on the 19th this month.

Magicka: Vietnam, a DLC that adds a Vietnam War-themed world complete with new additions released

Razer's Switchblade will be releasing in China

Capcom reveals a bunch of info for Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon, along with an onslaught of screenshots.

Dead Rising 2: Off The Record announced at Captivate 2011. Deemed as a full blown expansion, instead of a run of the mill DLC.

The Potato Sack DLC level for The Ball - Portal meets The Ball in this new downloadable content

Disgaea 4 Premium Edition information released.

Bathesda has revealed the minimum and recommended system requirements for their upcoming game, Brink.

Steam-based multiplayer game Killing Floor has gotten a free Portal-related update.

Nvidia's GeForce 500 series has become a bit larger.

First Episode of Mortal Kombat: The Mortal Kombat live action mini series is grittier than most, and the first episode proves exactly that.