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From May 24 to June 1, many noteworthy independent games will go on sale "to celebrate online stores that give us control over pricing." This initiative, dubbed Because We May, will include titles sold on PC, Mac, Linux, Stea...
| Jordan Devore |
If you are at PAX East and you haven't had the chance to check out Skulls of the Shogun, then you are really missing out on one of the best games here. It's fast paced, easy to learn, and you can play the multiplayer in just...
| Joshua Derocher |
Twisted Pixel has announced that Ms. Splosion Man is coming to additional platforms with a little help from developer friends Iron Galaxy, Fire Hose Games, and Panic Button. On PC (Games for Windows Live and Steam), you can ...
| Jordan Devore |
If you were looking forward to a lasting, multi-episode relationship with Sonic 4...consider this a Dear John letter. In an interview with DigitalSpy, producer and head of Sonic Team Takashi Iizuka says that we'll likely won'...
| Holly Green |
Developers hoping to compete in the Dream.Build.Play 2012 Challenge can register now through May 15, 2012. This year, Microsoft is accepting independent games for Windows Phone in addition to Xbox 360. Prizes up for grabs inc...
| Jordan Devore |
Mimicking its approach to special release schedules on Xbox Live Arcade, Microsoft has gathered up five impending Windows Phone games and prepared them for a weekly roll out next month. February 1: Need for Speed: Hot Pursui...
| Jordan Devore |
A new rumor suggests that Microsoft could abolish Microsoft Points in favor of something less stupid and more responsible -- real money! According to several sources speaking to Inside Mobile Apps, a number of mobile develope...
| Jim Sterling |
If you're anything like me, then chances are you can't help but look forward to 2012 and salivate at all the delectable delicacies the videogame world has to offer us in the coming year. Not only is it a period for deep self...
| Tara Long |
It's been quite some time, but the second episode of Sonic the Hedgehog 4 has finally been unveiled. The first teaser trailer made an appearance on GameSpot (skip to 1:16 in the video above) and it's already announced some s...
| Jim Sterling |
If you scoured your Xbox 360 for every new update you could find, you may have found a new setting under the console settings. The "Xbox Companion" setting allows you to, you guessed it, enable a Windows Phone 7 linked to you...
| Brett Zeidler |
With the release of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo Waypoint will be seeing a major overhaul in terms of its web interface and the Windows Phone version's usability and new features. The web version will see fixes to ...
| Brett Zeidler |
Self-aggrandizing statements aside, JForce Games is certainly ambitious. The five man development team have been hard at work for the past four years and are finally gearing up for a release of their eponymous top-...
| Kyle MacGregor |
The age of connectivity is surely upon us, and Microsoft wants a slice of the action, The company is planning a "universal" gaming platform that could be a big OnLive rival. The Xbox Live-fueled service is scheduled for 2012....
| Jim Sterling |
Windows 8 comes with the promise of improved PC gaming; Microsoft has been far from shy about that. They’re continuing the trend started in 7 by further optimizing the OS for games. Given the company’s recent push...
| Liam Fisher |
Yeah, so, a Fable game is coming for Windows Phone 7 and it's a golf game. Fable Coin Golf, as it's called, will tie-in with Fable III for the Xbox 360 and the money you earn in the golf game will go to your character in the console version. There you go. A Fable golf game is coming for Windows Phone 7. Neato.
| Hamza CTZ Aziz |
The New York Times is suggesting that Microsoft will reveal a range of products set to compete with the iPad at next month's CES. According to the report, monstrous bossman Steve Ballmer will have a selection of products from...
| Jim Sterling |

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