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Warface is launching its open beta on Xbox 360 today after a brief false alarm.

Plants vs. Zombies 2 is getting its next major content update this Thursday. The Far Future update features a new world map, eight new plants, and ten new zombie types, many of which seem to have adopted the orange traffic cone as the future's next great fashion statement.

Publisher My.com has announced a new MMO racing game for PC called World of Speed, which will be developed by Need for Speed: Shift developer Slightly Mad Studios.

Obsidian Entertainment will be assisting Russian developer Allods Team with their upcoming sci-fi fantasy MMORPG Skyforge by helping mold it for western audiences.

Obsidian Entertainment is taking a slight departure from their RPG wheelhouse and announcing a free-to-play multiplayer tank game called Armored Warfare.

Ubisoft's free-to-play multiplayer Tom Clancy shooter, Ghost Recon Online, will come to Steam on April 10 under the new banner Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Phantoms.

Warner Bros. and Turbine's MOBA based on the DC Comics Multiverse, Infinite Crisis, is now in open beta.

Crazy Taxi: City Rush, a free-to-play mobile game based on Sega's classic franchise, is coming later this year.

Hawken is fully free-to-play once more, as a purchase is no longer required to enter the game's Early Access.

The free-to-play social turn-based RPG, Destiny of Spirits, will be summoned onto Vita on March 25.

Star Wars: The Old Republic's newest trailer teases the addition of player housing, for those Jedi that just want to settle down on the futon after a hard day of battling Sith Lords.

The free-to-play version of Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate has reached a million downloads, and will be releasing Jann Lee for free to celebrate.

League of Legends is bringing a new Team Builder mode into beta, which allows players to set their champion, role, and position prior to entering the game, in order to help bolster teamwork.

Things are looking good for Edge of Reality's raucous, free-to-play third-person shooter Loadout. Following its release a couple of weeks ago, the...

A new study suggests that an incredibly small number of free-to-play customers on mobile devices buy any in-app purchases at all, and among that group only 1/10 of them pay enough to account for 50% of revenue.