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These content drops and expansions took already great games and made them even better.
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These games got another bite at the cherry in 2018, and showed why they deserved another look.
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Here are the games that continue to impress in 2018.
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Speak of the Diablo.
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We spoke to Mike Mood about the unique horror game and how its art-inspired characters came to life.
Developers and publishers potentially getting more money on Steam is a great thing. Isn't it?
We sat down with Hurrah's Angela Natividad to discuss the topic at hand.
We look back at what this generation has brought us and how things have changed over the years.
A studio formed by four DICE veterans offers an interesting way to keep matches quick while maintaining deep strategy.
We take a look at the upcoming competition.
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Who is going to fill the massive void left by PlayStation?
When and where should the next game take place?
We spoke with Ballistic Interactive's Pete Skyking about the studio's spooky new role-playing game.
The sequel to one of the most successful MMORPGs of all time launched globally last month.
Microsoft has been on a spending spree in recent months and at X018 two major RPG developers joined the Microsoft Studios family.
We've been playing Red Dead Redemption 2 intensely since launch and stumbled upon some juicy findings.