Dragon Age: Origins is heading back to retail in March thanks to a rumored “Awakening” expansion. More »
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Guilty Gear not skipping this generation’s high-def platforms. More »
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In an odd reversal of the current trend, SouthPeak Games will be bringing Blood Bowl to retail in 2010. More »
According to Zelda series director Eiji Aonuma, he revealed that he had proposed a sequel to the Wii Zapper game Link’s Crossbow Training, but it was rejected by Nintendo. More »
Giant explosions and epic boss fights are easy to notice, but what about the small touches in a game that silently make the game the experience what it is? Developers constantly innovate and invent, coming up with clever ideas that quietly mold gameplay experiences and push forward the nebulous art of video game design. 2009 was no different than any other year in recent memory. It was full of ups and downs, sequels and original properties, failed and well executed ideas. We highlight only the best and the brightest innovations in gaming inside the first issue of Gaming Innovations.
Here are these upcoming week’s new releases to close out 2009 for the week of 12/28/09, limited to the Xbox 360, Wii and DS. More »
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BioWare begins to clarify the Shepard import as we approach the sequel’s release date. 
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