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Sega to publish new Ron Gilbert and Double Fine adventure The Cave

Expect spelunking aplenty as The Cave comes to consoles and PC via digital download in early 2013.

A Mickey Mouse game? Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance] gets new screens

The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Mickey and the Three Musketeers unveiled.

Eric Chahi’s From Dust settles on Google Chrome

Browser-based version retains all the features of home console original.

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier – Review

Never in (clear and present) danger of raising the bar for the genre, but a solid shooter regardless.

BBC Worldwide and National Film and Television School announce game design scholarships

BBC Worldwide to contribute funding towards four scholarships.

DmC Devil May Cry set for early 2013 release

Capcom has confirmed the release date of Ninja Theory’s DmC Devil May Cry as 15 January 2013 for Xbox 360 and PS3.

"From Bedrooms to Billions" – Documentary to celebrate the birth of the UK’s gaming industry

Filmmakers Anthony Caulfield & Nicola Caulfield have announced they have launched an Indiegogo campaign to fund the production of their new 90 minute documentary feature film entitled From Bedrooms to Billions.

Dragon’s Dogma – Review

A huge, unflinchingly tough RPG which fans of the genre should look out for.

LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes trailer goes “open world”

Watch as Batman and his friends drive, climb and fly their way through Gotham City.

XCOM: Enemy Unknown to invade stores this October

Release date and pre-order packages confirmed.

Aliens: Colonial Marines set for February 2013 launch

They mostly launch after an extended development time, mostly...

Max Payne 3 bullet-dodges Diablo 3 to top the all formats games chart

Rockstar and Take 2 are left toasting their success as Max Payne 3 wins the head-to-head with Blizzard’s Diablo 3.

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time announced for PS3 and PS Vita

Cross-Save function smooths transition between PS Vita and PS3 play.

Mario Tennis Open – Review

It's a case of 'What if?' as Mario and chums take to the grass courts.

Batman: Arkham City gets Harley Quinn’s Revenge Trailer

Warner Bros. has announced that Harley Quinn’s Revenge, the final DLC pack for Batman: Arkham City will be available from 29 May from PSN and XBLA for PS3 and Xbox 360 respectively for £6.49 or 800 MS points.

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