Andrew Yoon

Just in case watching 30 minutes of gameplay footage from the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order wasn't enough, Bethesda plans on doing a...

The annual Game Marketing Awards took place last night, awarding the best in video games marketing.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes aimed to displease fanboys of both platforms by giving PlayStation owners the exclusive Deja Vu mission and Xbox owners the exclusive Jamais Vu mission. However, in an attempt to further anger fanboys, Kojima Productions has announced that those two platform-exclusive missions aren't exclusive at all anymore. Whoops.

If you didn't have a chance to play the game at PAX East, here's the next best thing: a video that lets you see a complete match--from any of the five possible perspectives.

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It may have "game" in its name, but retailer GameStop has announced plans to start increasing its focus on "gaming-adjacent" fields while lessening its reliance on video games.

Zynga co-founder Mark Pincus has stepped down from his role as Chief Product Officer, less than a year after he gave his position as CEO to former Xbox chief Don Mattrick.

"We'd like to make our battle system more sophisticated and more enjoyable," Matsuyama explained to us, adding that the eventual goal is to bring the game to tournaments like EVO.

This is how things should work: higher-rated games will get better sales than lower-rated ones. And while there are plenty of outliers, new data reveals that tends to be the case.

In spite of its heavy emphasis on hacking, Watch Dogs can sometimes feel a bit too much like Grand Theft Auto. "Just like a Rockstar thug, Aiden...