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This is just the beginning of more frequent updates.

All 42 games in the miniconsole have now been established.

The sequel to Shut Up and Jam! Gaiden does not look like it will ever materialize, as the developers have all but abandoned the project.

The listing seems to indicate ambitious design in making playable characters.

Heavy is the head that wears the crown of sorrow, which seems like a bad idea in general.

We've obtained an exclusive panorama of the city, teasing what Techland will be showing at next week's E3.

The lost game was shown at a trade show in Japan.

Finally you can get the Alaskan Bush People game you've always dreamed of.

There's not many details, but it looks like something new out of Square Enix.

You can now use your console controllers on Apple TV without any fuss or muss.

The Stadia Connect will be a livestream presentation later this week.

The Russo brothers are overseeing a new storyline for the property.

Yu Suzuki's next game was originally scheduled for an August release date.

Unfortunately, it's not coming over here.

Actor Henry Cavill revealed the production had ended in an Instagram post.

In a few years, you can visit the whimsical and enchanting worlds of Hayao Miyazaki in person.

Tesla model 3, model S, and model X cars will all eventually be able to play Cuphead through their in-car displays.

The artbook is coming to North America this fall.

The DLC that brings a slew of new ultra-hard levels is even more ambitious than we first thought.

The app will be discontinued on the device as of July 1.