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Is Nintendo getting ready to reveal a brand-new home console? One prominent analyst thinks so.

Activision's Call of Duty: Black Ops maintained its now customary spot
atop the NPD February 2011 video game sales charts, and made history in
the process.

Check out Game Informer’s top choices for the fresh-faced Lara Croft.

The Game Informer monthly staff page is a forum where we all come
together and talk about what's cool right now. We'll get the ball
rolling and would love to hear everyone's current interests, dislikes,
and favorite games.

The Da Vinci Disappearance has everything an Assassin's Creed fan would
want, including hints of where the series may go in the future.

Microsoft pursuing theft of Microsoft points.

Former Capcom developer Keiji Inafune is hosting an event in Japan next week dubbed "Donhan Inafune no Kanedobu Time!"

Sony gets the injunction against shipments of its PS3s lifted. More legal wrangling to follow.

Released in Japan last year, PlayStation Move Ape Escape is coming to the PS3 this summer.

Niko Bellic finally found his American Dream. At the Wedbush Securities Technology, Media & Telecommunications Conference, Take-Two revealed Rockstar's latest entry in its massively popular sandbox action series is nearing the 20 million benchmark.

Nintendo announced today a multi-city tour that will offer consumers the
opportunity to try out the Nintendo 3DS prior to its retail release.

There's a fresh round of rumors regarding the long-awaited IPTV service for Xbox 360.

Fact: If you downloaded every song from Rock Band onto your console, it would take a very long time and it would be quite expensive.

An update to the Rage website gives some further insight into the game.

A hacker says that Sony's new 3.60 firmware update may solved the system's current root key problem.

Indie developer Supergiant Games has found a publisher in Warner Bros. Interactive for its debut title, Bastion.

Rovio – the veteran developer responsible for Angry Birds – has secured a
$42 million investment to facilitate a “strategic expansion” of the
studio and its properties.

A promotion for Hirai signals the beginning of the battle for CEO Howard Stringer's job.

Nintendo has been trying for years to recapture the magic of the SNES
and N64 Star Fox titles. Maybe all they need to do is let Rushmore and
Fantastic Mr. Fox filmmaker Wes Anderson direct the game.

You finally have a reason to start ordering kid’s meals again. Don’t
worry we won’t judge. After all, who can resist a cheap plastic toy
shaped like the world’s most persistent dot muncher? Not us.