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The game formerly Final Fantasy Agito XIII is almost complete. The title
was originally a mobile game, then got retooled for PSP, and finally
retitled Final Fantasy Type-0. For fans, it's been a long road, but one
that is nearing the end.

The game, similar to Capcom's release of Super Street Fighter IV, will be a budget-priced new version of MVC 3 with new characters.

THQ's continuing to support its first-person shooter Homefront.

Some ex-DJ Hero staffers have a new company focused on making interactive music games for mobile devices.

Pick your most-anticipated games of this holiday & win prizes!

Ze Germans have leaked screenshots of Battlefield 3's new stat and progression tracker.

Ubisoft announced via press release today that it will be deploying the
Uplay Passport in its upcoming "core games."

In a recent interview, Crytek's CEO had a lot to say about the direction the industry may be headed.

If you are having a bad day, and need a dose of adorable, head over to Nintendo of Japan's Kirby Mass Attack website.

Soundgarden, one of the bands that flew the flannel flag of grunge in
the '90s, is coming back to Rock Band with a six-pack of its most
popular songs.

Like the touch of velvet on your skin? How about an open RPG fantasy
world with its own sense of humor? Then publisher TopWare Interactive
has a Two Worlds II GOTY Edition for you.

Is the Japanese Wii-exclusive RPG coming to America?

Thanks to a detailed ESRB rating, we now know what to expect from Sega's upcoming Nintendo DS title Aliens: Infestation.

Ubisoft reveals the mind-blowing sales totals racked up by its Wii hit Just Dance 2.

The now-canceled 3DS game became the foundation of Ezio's upcoming console adventure.

Those lucky enough to have scored an invite to the Call of Duty Elite Beta can begin accessing the new community service on Xbox Live.

It looks like Rockstar's L.A. Noire has some legs. The open-world
detective game topped the NPD charts for the second straight month.

The Zelda series maybe a stalwart fan favorite for Nintendo faithful,
but longtime series producer Eiji Aonuma has admitted in a recent
interview that he's always hoping to come up with an entirely new
concept.

Get ready to lose an hour of your life looking at hundreds of pixel character that make up this Mega Man poster.

filled with so much
drama.