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The preview snowballed into an official Warner Bros.-supported web
series, the first episode of which is set to debut on April 12.

It was only last summer that massively multiplayer shooter Global Agenda
dropped subscription fees, but now it's moving even more strongly into
the free-to-play arena.

His new Falcon creation can seat six minifigs, and would look right at home in a LEGO Halo game.

BioWare and EA have inked a deal to create an anime feature film set in the Mass Effect universe.

If you snoozed through health class, pay attention to these quick tips on how to combat diabetes, heart disease, and
obesity.

Blizzard has stamped the "released" label on three of its
long-in-development mods for the game.

A Colorado State University professor recently published two studies that show mental health benefits to
certain types of immersive video game playing.

The ceasefire comes after days of intermittent PSN issues, purportedly caused by Anonymous.

Our latest issue has 12 pages of exclusive info, screens, and art that no Mass Effect fan should miss.

Electronic Arts founder Trip Hawkins responds to a lawsuit by former Madden programmer Robin Antonick.

“So basically, it’s a cost benefit decision that comes down to the
publisher. PC Silent Hill is Konami’s call,” explains Gomez on his
Twitter.

Sega has just updated its Facebook page with a new Sonic trailer.

Ever wonder what Street Figher’s M. Bison would look like if the “M” stood for Mecha?

Sony representative Satoshi Fukuoka has clarified that the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami will have no impact on the NGP's launch plan.

A ton of stuff is happening, and it's likely you missed some of it
today, so I've rounded up all of the news and original GI content that
you can handle.

Just how bad does EA want the first-person
shooter crown? Bad enough that it's planning to drop $100 million on an
aggressive ad campaign.

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Looks like Nintendo isn't satisfied with the runaway success of the
Vitality Sensor, WiiSpeak, Wii Zapper, e-Reader, Power Glove, Game Boy
Printer, DK Bongos, Roll & Rocker, and Power Pad.

The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences has a handful of
scholarships up for grabs, created to honor the memory of Randy Pausch
and Mark Beaumon.

We just got off the phone with Epic's Mark Rein, who was kind enough to give us a brief interview regarding the company's position and plans on Android.