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In the first episode of Devs Play, a new video series by Double Fine and
2 Player Productions, Double Fine's Greg Rice travels
back to 1994 to play the 16-bit classic The Lion King with Westwood
Studios' co-founder Louis Castle.

Starting today, this beloved endless runner is one of the first big franchises to move to the virtual reality space.

Destiny players love getting purple engrams, but if you look closely at
the one held by The Cryptarch on Bungie's holiday card, you'll see this
gift isn't quite as legendary as it seems.

Yacht Club Games' Shovel Knight was received warmly by critics and gamers alike, so much so for the fans at Wind-Up Dog Animation that they decided to create an animated holiday special based on it.

The console-turned-supercomputer was chosen for its low cost and ability to run alternative operating systems. 

It wouldn't be a big bout if it didn't include some surprise cameos.

The add-on, part of the game's season pass, includes new story missions, weapons, amps, a titanic monster, and more.

Get an early look at the Star
Wars: The Force Awakens' costuming in these early prototype shots of
Episode VII's action figure line.

More than 12 million people have started
playing Destiny and they’ve been playing a lot of it.

Try recreating popular board games in GTA V, such as this massive simulation of the classic Hasbro-owned test of fine
motor skills.

A new album brings the tunes of Destiny, Watch Dogs, Super Mario Galaxy back into the realm of 8-bit chiptunes. 

It seems reports of GSC's
death were greatly exaggerated, and the studio is back with a new game
project.

YouTube channel CorridorDigital has taken the portal gun away from Aperture, and imagined placing it on a basketball court.

The Marvel Universe faces off
against DC Comics heroes in this epic trailer for a film that will never release.

The martial arts legend jumped into EA's virtual ring earlier this year
as a downloadable character for EA Sports UFC fighting game.

Microsoft has announced next month's Games With Gold offerings and they line up nicely with CD Projekt Red's upcoming RPG.

Point-and-click adventure-game throwback Thimbleweed Park earned a great
deal more money that its developers were hoping for.

Tim Stamper’s new project is all about bouncing adorable little critters across your mobile device.

Notch now owns a $70 million Beverly Hills mansion, but we bet he’d
rather live in this swank Minecraft recreation of the property.

A new batch of DLC is coming to Final Fantasy Curtain Call on Christmas Eve.