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Among various other smaller studios, ZeniMax owns Bethesda Softworks,
id Software, and most recently Arkane Studios. A new round of funding
suggests that they're only going to get bigger.

Our exclusive cover story is stuffed with never-before-told info on the
new hero, the brutal Chimera-ruled world, changes to gameplay, and more.

Watch this video to see awesome stealth kills, a brutally violent tank, and other neat new toys.

Blizzard has announced the official schedule for its annual convention,
which is packed with sessions on the developer's three major franchises.

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If you walk into Battle & Brew, a video game themed bar located in
Marietta, GA, you may want to take a few minutes to check out the art on the walls before grabbing a drink.

This Nintendo DS is looking real good, sporting some of the best
graphics on the system and gameplay that fully utilizes the touchscreen.

A long lost Valiant comic book brings Mario into our world for "Hot Nintendo Action."

Sega is pleased to present some very vivid wallpapers for their upcoming Sonic game, Sonic Colors, heading to Wii and DS.

Disney has named two co-leaders for its Interactive group, and no, it's not taking Walt Disney's brain out of cryo-freeze and cutting it in half.

Industry analysts weigh in on the newly announced Panasonic Jungle, and some dub it a "a non-starter" already.

The BioShock scribe says the game industry needs to look past Hollywood as it matures.

The company's North American President Laurent Detoc boasts that Ubisoft's goal is to become the largest third-party developer for Kinect.

A military spokesman says that AAFES won't carry EA's upcoming shooter, even after the publisher removed Taliban references from the game's multiplayer.

We already had some pretty strong hints
that an HD collection of the PlayStation 2-era Prince of Persia games
was on the way, but now it has been confirmed by Ubisoft...for Europe
at least.

APB designer and Realtime Worlds creative director Dave Jones not taking on a senior position at Epic after all.

The executive formerly known as the lady who we're still not really sure why we care about has made her new employer public.

“Apps for Healthy Kids” is the name of an initiate started by First Lady
Michelle Obama, in which she challenged app creators to develop aids to
help kids eat right.

We pretty much knew this already, but this PS3-focused job listing all
but confirms that Halo originator Bungie is headed multiplatform.

A new batch of Red Dead Redemption DLC is getting thrown off the back of the train October 12.