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A balanced and logical piece on why Amy Rose is the perfect choice of date for any gamer.

A futuristic, sci-fi, FPS, murder she wrote. Sound like your cup of tea?

Each week we will issue you, the community, a challenge to find something specific in the games you've been playing.

This week's Humble Bundle is brought to you by The Adventure Company and Friends.

A Starbound patch has been released and as promised there are no wipes.

Bioware has released detailed information about characters costumes for cosplayers and fans.

We have already released a Preview of Strider, so if that doesn't whet your appetite, Capcom have released the Launch Trailer!Already available on all digital platforms.

Have you ever been a leader of an angry mob in Ancient Greece? No? Me neither. Which is why Okhlos, a bizarre indie title, is such a tempting prospect.

The PlayStation 4 version of Octodad: Dadliest Catch will not be hitting the store until April.

The Deluxe edition of last year's 3DS and Vita hit will be heading to consoles and PC soon.

Climb, jump and slice your way through a beautiful Eastern dystopia as Strider Hiryu makes his long awaited comeback. Check out our first impressions here.

Blizzard has released another "Artcraft" feature, this time detailing the changes to the female Orc model.

Microsoft has revealed the Xbox One "Media Remote" which will go on sale in all Xbox markets in March.

Acclaimed game designer Suda51 has praised the PlayStation 4 for its hardware capabilities.

Indie stealth title Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine has now crossed the half million sales mark.

The PlayStation Store just got updated in Europe and there's some big additions to both the games library and the available downloadable content.

Square Enix have released a brand new trailer for Thief ahead of the appreciated reboot's release later this month. 

One lucky weasel has snagged a big black box full of titanfall and Xbox One Toys thanks to a glitch in a FIFA ad

GameGrin were recently invited to Capcom to get some hands-on experiences of some upcoming releases. From Ultra Street Fighter IV to Strider, the future looks bright for Capcom.

According to the United States patent office, Sega has now officially lost the right to the "Shenmue" trademark in America.