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We've finished off our GI Game Club discussion of Game Freak's latest RPG alongside the community, watch us debate how it compares to the classic games.

As the end of the year approaches, make your voice heard and let us know your favorite games of 2016.

Super Mario Run is out on iOS today, and it marks Nintendo's first
true smartphone game. Does it separate itself from the crowded mobile
game app market?

A lack of communication with the community is hurting Pokémon Go.

Another week, another Blog Herding – and a bunch of great blogs to read!

We got some tips from the top winners of the Pokémon Video Game Championship Worlds 2016.

In this video, Prey's lead designers walk us through the design pillars exemplified by games like Minecraft, Assassin's Creed, and Skyrim.

The team behind The Last Guardian built a new experience based on the foundation of Ico and Shadow of the Colossus.

Raichu doesn't pull if off quite as well as his younger brother, but he can definitely wear it.

Andrew Reiner dives into the latest science-fiction news for games and movies.

Players can try out an A-Mei-zing new mode and open presents containing new holiday skins.

We played through DICE and Criterion's X-Wing VR mission for PlayStation VR. And it has some ties to the upcoming Rogue One film.

From easy listening to heavy metal, this year's games included a lot of good music.

You might even win over some gaming converts with these group-friendly titles.

Great graphics definitely sell sports games, but is there a cost?

Pictures are worth a thousand words, so are a few exclusive Prey
screens along with a few details you might have missed.

We explore why Watch Dogs 2 could have benefitted from the exclusion of gunplay, and take a deep dive into the disconnect between story and gameplay.

We put the Oculus Touch and its games through their paces to see how essential Oculus' peripheral is.

This week we look at the forgotten PlayStation RPG classic, The Legend of Dragoon.

The Last of Us Part II's reveal was met with some cynicism, something Naughty Dog's track record doesn't warrant. Here's why The Last of Us Part II deserves the benefit of the doubt.