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THQ reports solid third fiscal quarter.

The game was never considered for Nintendo's platform, according to the publisher.

We go hands on with the last expansion for 2008's PC Game of the Year.

EA explains why you should buy this game over God Of War III and Bayonetta.

EA explains why you should buy this game over God Of War III and Bayonetta.

Elite hunters from across the UK gathered this week for an exclusive preview of Monster Hunter Tri on Wii, which roars into life across Europe in April 2010. Hosted by Ryozo Tsujomoto, Monster Hunter series producer, fans of the title were invited by Nintendo and Capcom to The Science Museum in London where they were [...]

Lauren Luke, the 28 year old make-up guru and internet phenomenon known as Panacea81 on her popular YouTube™ channel, has teamed up with Avanquest Software Publishing, one of the UK’s leading consumer software and games publishers, to bring her cosmetic secrets and beauty tips to the popular Nintendo DS format. Over the last year, Lauren Luke [...]

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They say time heals all wounds. Then why does it still hurt to think about Duke Nukem Forever? Even its apparent demise failed to bring closure to the big hole in our heart. And now this: new gameplay footage? The latest video remains to be found (resting -- in one piece -- after the break) seem unmistakably to be those of our beloved Duke. Maybe it's the familiar dark, underground environments we've gotten to know in other gameplay videos -- like the Jace Hall Show clip and that leaked animator's video -- that send chills down our spine. Or maybe it's just Duke himself, still out of bubble gum and still kicking ass. (Yeah, it's probably that.) Go on. Head past the break and weep. It's okay!

Wario Land: Shake It! is not the greatest game Nintendo has ever signed off on. That doesn’t mean that it’s not a quality product. For those of you that love straight-forward platforming games with a little waggle and gorgeous animation thrown in, this is a title you won’t want to miss. You [...]

I wasn’t ‘lucky’ enough to receive a Muscle March speedo to promote the game. If I had gotten one, I might have to model it for the site! I’m thinking it’s best that that didn’t happen.

New title set for release this coming April.

Madden NFL 10 predicts who will take home the Vince Lombardi trophy in Super Bowl XLIV.

Stop by the Blacksmith to get a boost of confidence when prowling the lands for prey!

Is there any other better instance of gamers in a movie than with The Wizard? There are indeed other films that focus in on a gamer’s path, but I think The Wizard really makes it the entire focus of the storyline. I know this film is a giant marketing ploy for Nintendo, but [...]

According to a purported Square Enix employee resumé, Final Fantasy XIV could follow the multiplatform trajectory of its older MMO sibling, Final Fantasy XI. Before being removed mere hours ago (following the proliferation of the apparent reveal within), the supposed LinkedIn profile of lighting designer Yuuki Akama referenced work on Final Fantasy XIV for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360. Only the PC and PS3 platforms have been officially confirmed for the company's upcoming online RPG. While a "Yuuki Akama" has been credited with previous Square Enix work, specifically, lighting work for Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII, we can't currently confirm whether or not the pulled profile was authentic. We've contacted Square Enix for an explanation as to why the Akama profile was pulled (and not simply "adjusted") and for comment on the possible Xbox 360 version of Final Fantasy XIV.

Want to know more about how this fan-made weapon made its way into Monster Hunter 3? Capcom has given the creator a bit of space on their blog to speak up on the topic. Hit up the link below to see just how this sucker got made.

Take to the skies.

PSP owners can expect a lot of new sports games this year, including Steve Davis Pool, Ronnie O'Sullivan Snooker and Phil Taylor Darts. Developer GameShastra announced a partnership with PI Sports to adapt their mobile games -- including titles based around pool, cricket, rugby, snooker, golf, tennis, darts, fishing and poker -- for the Minis platform on PlayStation Network. All in all, "over 10" games will appear on the PlayStation Store this year. In addition, GameShastra is promising visual improvements and enhanced controls over the original smartphone versions. "With some of the biggest names in sport attached to the biggest names in mobile gaming, this agreement is brilliant news for all PSP owners," GameShastra's CEO said in a press release. Considering how few new releases are announced for Sony's handheld, the addition of more than ten titles to the service certainly does sound appealing.

High Voltage's Wii-exclusive fighter gets a mythological make-over. Hands-on impressions inside.

Kill a human and gain allies as Aliens in Infestation Mode.