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Two of the minds behind Cole's new adventure tell us what we can look forward to.

The biggest thing to ever come out of Canada is heading over to Rock Band.

We’ve got a peek at the final art for EA and Realtime Worlds’ APB, set
to release June 29.

Reuters is reporting that Sony and Hulu are in talks, and that an announcement could come as early as next week.

Ever wanted to see that absurdly cute song from Plants Vs. Zombies played live by the original artist? Here's your chance.

E3 is over so now we're back with another installment of Blog Herding! Did your posts make the cut?

You may have noticed that the Kinect and Move lineups at E3 weren't
exactly filled with Activision titles, and there's a reason for that.

Curious how the renowned music game developer will handle dancing? We played Dance Central to find out.

Watch a top Sin & Punishment player complete a level without getting hit.

Check out EA Play's downloadable co-op title in action.

North American users get a free three months with a year subscription, but Europe gets a full free game.

This second Need for Speed World developer diary details several
standard powerups you’ll come across during play.

We’ve got a new multiplayer trailer for Raven’s upcoming shooter.

Submit your questions for Game Informer's Infamous 2 special edition podcast now.

Looking to the future, Square Enix Chief Executive Yoichi Wada wants to
shift away from solo play in favor of multiplayer and social networking
integration.

The legendary guitarist may have let the cat out of the bag in a recent interview.

Eric Nylund's well-received Halo origin story gets the graphic novel treatment via writer Brian Reed and artist Felix Ruiz.

In a recent interview, Take-Two VP of Corporate
Communications Alan Lewis took an introspective look at one of the more
prominent misconceptions about the company – that GTA release years are the
only ones that drive profit.

The always-modest Peter Molyneux addresses his
oddly-missing-from-E3 Kinect project.