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Once again, Armageddon is upon us. From Fallout’s New Vegas‘ depiction of a crumbling, post-nuclear world to the zombie pandemic which haunts both Resident Evil: Revelations and House of the Dead III, the long-term future ...

With January’s gaming drought now behind us, the first week of February is ushering in a cornucopia of familiar ways to pass time during these frigid Winter months. From a homecoming for SoulCalibur‘s Mitsurugi and ...

Whether players are itching to murder among the mercantile district of Dyers, slaughter Helghast across the colony planet of Vekta, or jump into the imaginative realm inhibited by the vibrant  characters of Nathan Jurevicious’ graphic ...

With January’s trifecta of disk-based titles still two weeks away, gamers are going to have to rely on ancillary content to keep them satisfied until NeverDead, SoulCalibur V, and Final Fantasy XIII-2 hit store shelves. ...

Pity the poor retailer. With the conclusion of holiday clearance sales and the lack of any new titles on the shelves, there’s really no reason to venture out to the stores. Luckily, for gamers, there’s ...

With January’s retail gems still weeks away (the Silent Hill HD Collection hits stores on the 24th, while Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Soul Calibur V will be available on the 31st) console owners may have ...

With the holidays upon us, expect the industry to plunge into a deep hibernation during the next few weeks. While most developers, publishers, and PR people will be taking a much-needed reprieve, at last one ...

Think you’ve spent a wad of cash this holiday season? With a purported cost of $140 millions dollars, its doubtful you have outspent Electronic Arts, who will be releasing Star Wars: The Old Republic this ...

You are forgiven if Konami’s Doctor Lautrec and the Forgotten Knights sounds familar. Featuring a top-hat wearing, archeology professor who travels across European locales with a youthful sidekick, periodically encountering head-scratching parchment-hued puzzles, it’s no ...

With last week’s lackluster offerings behind us, the next seven days looking remarkably brighter, with a handful of interesting choices. From the return of a few familiar titles (Final Fantasy VI, The Oregon Trail and ...