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New trailer of Hunted: Demon's Forge takes you behind the scenes.

CafePress and Gameranx has teamed up to give some lucky winners free gaming style shirts.

Nvidia announces support for SLI-capable motherboards for AMD chipsets.

FIFA 12: New Camera angle, Less Blind Passing and a new "AI vision of play" detailed in French Playstation Magazine.

MSI and SteelSeries teamed up to make a brand new gaming notebook.

A new teaser site from Namco Bandai.

The two packs for "Civilization V" include the "Civilization and Scenario Pack: Denmark - The Vikings" and the "Explorers Map Pack."

A Polish website received a possible confirmation of console versions of The Witcher 2. Coming to Xbox 360 and PS3 soon?

Sony says that hackers have gained access and stolen all user information on PSN.

Mount and Blade gets a new Seige Trailer.

The Witcher 2 new combat overview video released.

New details have surfaced in Dengeki Magazine about the upcoming Dark Souls, a new action RPG currently in development by the creators of Demon's Souls.

Some background information about Dragon's Dogma's story has been revealed by the game's publisher, Capcom.

Sony plans to compete with Apple with the release of two new PlayStation Certified tablet devices.

tri-Ace has released a graphics demo of the engine they're currently developing for future titles.

Plans for the Gears of War 3 beta have been fully laid out by Epic Games.

You've never seen Portal this cute.

Lenovo has a new ultra-thin ThinkPad.

The intro of the Ocarina of Time remake for the 3DS has surfaced.

PlayStation Network remains offline after an external intrusion breached the system, disabling it over the weekend.

A new adventure awaits you in Sega's upcoming pc-exclusive multiplayer RPG game, Phantasy Star Online 2.

Nintendo to show a playable model of the new system and announce more specifications at the E3 Expo, which will be held June 7-9, 2011 in LA.

Valve's new patch for Portal 2 adds a number of bug fixes and performance improvements for owners of the game on PC and Mac platforms.

Valve says that the sales data for its Steam service will remain private, and that they have no intentions of releasing it to firms like NPD.