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Naughty Dog is determining if the multiplayer spinoff for its flagship franchise is still worth investing in.

Gotta catch (and buy, and make) 'em all.

Update: The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has published Microsoft's previously filed appeal in its entirety.

The sequel will retail for $59.99 on consoles and $49.99 on PC.

Sony's pitch seems to be that this console generation is just beginning.

During today's PlayStation Showcase, Sony unveiled its new handheld streaming device, codenamed "Project Q," as well as the PlayStation Earbuds.

Brennan's time as Focus' CEO was short, but the publisher has already found someone to step in for the ex-Bethesda producer.

The remake to Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is still in the works, but development is being rewound to the early stages.

The survival title has delivered the largest launch in the history of publisher Deep Silver.

Embracer CEO Lars Wingefors claims the deal would have "set a new benchmark for the gaming industry."

This new fine marks Activision Blizzard's second loot box-related controversy for Europe and Diablo Immortal.

Ben Kvalo wants to turn the Midwest into a prime place for game developers.

Ubisoft's former Watch Dogs: Legion producer Sean Crooks stays in Toronto to spearhead his own studio for NetEase.

TTK Games is currently working on a next-generation online shooter.

The Super Mario Bros. theme music becomes the first game music preserved in the National Recording Registry of the Library of Congress. This article includes the full transcript of game composer Winifred Phillips’ interview for the NPR show The Sounds Of America about the significance of this preservation of a seminal work of video game music.