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Take a look at a classic strategy title famed designer Julian Gollop created nearly a decade before X-COM: UFO Defense.

This edition of This Week In Mobile features clones of historical figures fighting zombies, insects fighting each other, and math. 

Konami's marketing disaster aside, I think Ground Zeroes is going to be worth it.

Microsoft's pricing moves hint at how the company views Kinect and its current position. 

Some actors have appeared in unexpected roles in video games, but it usually works out just fine.

The next Transformers game isn't coming from High Moon Studios, but here's what we hope that team is working on.

Associate editor Kyle Hilliard has a lot of nationalism for Donkey Kong Country.

We explore the underworld in this ambitious 2003 title from Sony's Cambridge studio.

Now that it's out on Steam, we can finally step into the battle-worn boots of the legendary soldier.

Zen Studios scores another goal with its new soccer-themed table.

I'm putting my wife, who doesn't play many games, at the controls for Telltale's new series to see what she thinks.

Naughty Dog hasn’t announced plans to make a new Jak and Daxter game,
but that doesn’t mean we can’t share our hopes for a new entry.

Sequels are crucial for publishers looking to justify the risk of new intellectual property.

Sick of Flappy Bird and Candy Crush Saga? Keep your eye on these gamer's games due to come out in 2014.

There is no one definition of "gamer" and there's no one type of gaming that's better than another. Maybe it's time to retire the term altogether.

A few months ago we asked readers whether the concept of lives in video games is still relevant. Aside from the classics, most readers think the mechanic has outlived its welcome.

In light of today's news of beta access to the new Doom game, it got us thinking about what we'd want the next one to be like.

This places article dives into the mystery and importance of Hollow Bastion from the Kingdom Hearts series, and why it is such an iconic location. 

Konami's worldwide technology director Julien Merceron talks about shaking up the world of Japanese game development.

Midnight City is hoping to become a name players associate with quality indie video games.