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Square Enix announces that the closed beta has...closed, and the public at large will soon be able to be able to get their grimy hands on it.

THQ is re-releasing the first two Saints Row games, but only for Xbox 360 owners.

This quick video shows off the single-player mode from Team 17's Worms Reloaded, set to release on Steam in a few days.

Is Microsoft readying a Forza 3 collection to go up against November's Gran Turismo 5?

Atlus' first HD project looks to be entering very adult territory.

Ryan Palser has created an amazing replica of Fallout 3's A3-21 plasma rifle.

COO Jack Emmert promises a change in development philosophy at the studio behind Star Trek Online and City of Heroes.

Dean Takahashi is cracking into Xboxes again with his latest report on
the Xbox 360 S. Find out way more about the inner workings of the new
console than most of us could ever understand.

Check out this gallery highlighting one of gaming's saddest moments.

In this video interview audio director Nick Arundel breaks down the first musical theme from Arkham City.

Win a chance to sing an in-game song in Square Enix's crazy action game

Could a newly registered website hint at yet another sequel to the strategy RPG game?

Ask anything and we will answer what we can in an upcoming podcast.

The video -- definitely not safe for work -- breaks down why some people shouldn't go online.

Valve has release five new screens for Portal 2, which show off some interesting new gameplay objects and details.

Crackdown 2’s first set of downloadable content, called Toy Box, gives
players a few free goodies, but the premium content will cost you.

The already-released Motorstorm title, Pacific Rift, is getting some 3D (and 2D) flavor courtesy of a PSN download.

Bungie offers a stellar tribute to Noble Team.

Konami announced a release date and shows off some concept art for Saw II: Flesh & Blood.

Nintendo DS users will be pleased to learn that PopCap's hugely popular
Plants vs. Zombies will be hitting the company's portable handheld early
next year.