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They’re not as prevalent as, say, zombies, robots, or space marines, but
turkeys have held an important place in gaming history nonetheless.

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Hey, do you what to see something crazy? Something truly unbelievable?
Something that defies the laws of man? Step right in and watch the Call
of Duty kill that has to be seen to be believed.

It's seems that news of Nintendo's return to CES was greatly exaggerated.

BioWare's reported focus on progression-based shooting
should have you jumping for joy, because about two-thirds of Mass Effect
2 players experience the game as a gun-toting, knuckle-dragging
soldier.

Starting January 15, 2011, the online shooter will shutter its wormholes.

Want to buy an awesome gizmo and help kids in need at the same time? You can, by buying this amazing Portal gun replica made by Volpin Props.

You should take a look at this footage from the game's early stages,
when Bayonetta wore a sassy scarf and battled angels much more slowly.

We've got the skinny on what games the developer would love to make
sequels for, and the ones they couldn't make follow ups for if they
wanted to.

y back in 2007.

Actor Mark Wahlberg has confirmed rumors that director David O. Russell
wants him to take on the role of Nathan Drake in the upcoming film
adaptation of Uncharted.

Ubisoft took a surprising chance by adding multiplayer into the
Assassin's Creed formula with Brotherhood, but it ended up being rather fun. If you've been enjoying the unique multiplayer, Ubisoft
has a nice holiday gift for you: free DLC.

Today Ubisoft revealed the first new exercises that will be available
for download for their Kinect exercise title, Your Shape: Fitness
Evolved.

Earlier this week we brought you news on the sweet deals Microsoft and Sony
have lined up for Black Friday. Which begs the question: After you wake
up from your turkey coma on Friday, what games are you going to buy?

odactyls. Check out the trailer
after the jump.

Activision CEO Bobby Kotick has made it clear that he loves the idea
of gamers paying a subscription fee for Call of Duty's multiplayer
component. Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg feels differently.

alright: someone already figured it
out. Check out what the message says after the jump.

You're riding shotgun as Game Informer's Senior Associate Editor,
Matthew Kato, takes you on a guided tour of Gran Turismo's races and
features.

$80 and hundreds of hours worth of great MMO content now available for only $20.