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Worlds collide in this slick gallery of video game and comic book mashups.

Some games are able to sell a million units in a matter of days, but others take a little more time.

Respawn has a few tricks up its sleeve for cheaters, and will be rolling
out an anti-cheat system along with the
Titanfall beta.

Unsurprisingly it's still mighty cold around these parts, so we're going to stay inside this weekend and play some video games.

Publishers have remembered one of the most important economic rules: money now is worth more than money later.

Heavy-hitters like Final Fantasy and The Wolf Among Us Episode Two landed on the mobile scene this week, but there are plenty of other titles worthy of your attention.

Lab Zero's fighter was removed from digital services in mid-December.

Mario headlines these three sets, but you might also be interested in goombas, pipes, and bricks.

The Last of Us' leads are brainstorming their next project.

You've heard us talk about Evolve. Next week, Turtle Rock will be giving us all a first look.

Ubisoft is leveraging 40 percent of its Reflections studio to help with its open world shooter.
 

Ubisoft will re-release all of the Far Cry titles next week.

We wouldn't exactly call this stunt jump "failed."

Capcom had a tumultuous third quarter, but there is some good news in the report.

Don't bet against Naughty Dog.

Update: The IMDB listing for the alleged 2017 title has been removed. 

Two of the main developers behind CD Projekt Red's Witcher franchise have departed for successful indie studio 11 Bit.

The strange revelations regarding famed video game composer Mamoru Samuragochi continue. After he admitted that another composer had created his works, reports are now stating that he may have faked being deaf.

A new documentary examines the legacy and creative process the legendary head of Polyphony Digital, Kazunori Yamauchi.

Update: Microsoft is getting episode 2 into users' hands now.