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As many of us will be celebrating Independence Day
tomorrow, and potentially throughout the weekend, you'd think that video
games would be on our collective backburners – but you'd be wrong.

Gaems is known for its portable entertainment systems, and two new displays offer new solutions for on the go and the dorm room.

See how the art of Journey evolved from hand-drawn concepts to its final form in Thatgamecompany's 2012 masterpiece.

These heavily modified controllers aren't inexpensive, but they are MLG-legal.

Celebrate Independence Day with DRM freedom.

Strategy, matching, mountain-simulating games round out our look at this week's notable mobile titles.

Rob Pardo has been an integral designer with Blizzard for the past 17
years, but today he has announced he is leaving, "to pursue the next
chapter in my life and career."

A Nazi climbs an invisible ladder towards the sky and is shut down in a spectacular fashion.

Yacht Club Games wants you to have fun with Shovel Knight – no ifs, ands, or butts.

Square Enix has announced the first content update for its turn-based strategy game based on the Hitman universe.

October is getting crowded, but will you deal with the rest of your library diplomatically or annihilate it so you can take one more turn?

Nintendo's management got some tough questions at the company's annual shareholder meeting.

The formerly download-only Gone Home is now available in retail form with some added goodies.

Capybara Games is bringing its time shifting action-platformer Super Time Force to PC with an added Ultra subtitle.

Prepare to get a little dusty on all-new tracks in the Rustlands later this month.

Sega has announced plans to bring their popular Japanese franchise
Hatsune Miku: Project Mirai 2 to western audiences come 2015 on 3DS as Mirai Remix.

Battlefield Hardline's early beta has already yielded some positive results.

A Tetris lover and apparent poking enthusiast has combined his two loves into a shirt.

Hollywood and the game industry have become quite chummy in recent years.

Lindsay Lohan believes Rockstar used her likeness for a minor GTA V character.