The second Hotline Miami game gets a mysterious teaser.

Ladies and gentlemen: The time has finally come. Dota 2 has a release date.

The disc-based console market – is it coming to an end?  According to former Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski aka Cliffy B., it is.

Apogee Software, the company behind the Duke Nukem franchise, wants millions in unpaid royalties from the sale of Duke Nukem Forever, and it’s suing Gearbox Software to get it.

 If you love the Assassin’s Creed franchise, you’ll get plenty more of it in the future, as Ubisoft has announced that there are three different games currently in development.  Also, The Last of Us just launched the other day and users experienced some auto-save issues.  Luckily Naughty Dog came to the rescue to save the day.

Military shooters – Are there too many of them out there?  DICE doesn’t seem to think so, and they offered a big speech to back it up.  Also, E3 is wrapping up, and one former Microsoft exec has nothing nice to say about the company’s Xbox One showing.

Can Zynga make a game that doesn’t suck? Some say yes. Also, play Rift, cause it’s free.

Trendy Entertainment, the Florida-based development studio behind Dungeon Defenders, has come under fire for allegations of having a workplace filled with excessive overtime, late wage payments, gender discrimination, and more.  The International Game Developers Association has decided to chime in on the subject.

The teasers we've been seeing all week have indeed been leading up to a new Walking Dead game. It's called The Walking Dead: 400 Days and we also have another character revealed for it. She'll probably die.

The 2013 edition of the Electronic Entertainment Expo is less than one week away, and many companies are sure to have some surprises up their sleeves, including DICE.  While DICE is amped about E3, Nintendo isn’t feeling so hot with news that GameStop will be removing the Wii U Basic from its shelves.

Wargaming.net is ready to reveal its latest “World of” title, this time showcasing chaos on the high seas.

The gaming community has received some very sad news, as it’s been reported that Andrew Scott Reisse, a computer graphics engineer and co-founder of Oculus VR, the company behind the Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset, was killed in Santa Ana, California.

EA is teasing something for E3 called Grass Effect. It's something that looks like a cross between Mass Effect and Plants vs. Zombies. Either that or it's some sort of Reefer Madness marijuana thing.

A pair of Batman: Arkham Origins games won’t be released until this fall, but you can catch a glimpse of them through some newly released box art.

Whether you like them or not, zombies are everywhere.  Well, not in real life, but they are taking over games and movies, and Take-Two’s CEO says it’s with good reason.  Speaking of Take-Two Interactive, if Microsoft decides to take a cut of next-gen used game sales, the publisher says it wants its share too.

Politicians certainly haven’t been shy when it comes to blaming certain types of video games for real-world violence, and this has pushed developers to band together to offer an opposing view.

PC gamers have been begging for Kinect for years. This is a true statement supported by facts. Yes, it is. No, you shut up.

If you're still playing Battlefield 3 and need to rank up, this weekend might be a good time to put in some play time. Over in Injustice: Gods Among Us, a bunch of DLC has rolled out this week, including Batgirl.

 Flying Wild Hog and Devolver Digital have announced their team up and their new title Shadow Warrior in this new teaser.

 Whether you like movies based on video games or not, you’re getting one in a couple of years for Assassin’s Creed.  As for something that you can look forward to this year, Metal Gear Solid: The Legacy Collection is on the way, but its release date has been pushed back.  How long is the delay?  Keep reading to find out.

 What must Japanese developers do to return to prominence?  According to one studio president, they just need to get “back to the basics” of making good games

Metro: Last Light developer 4A Games is located in Ukraine, which fits with the whole Russia them that the Metro games understandably have. We joke around about how bad life is in Russia and Ukraine, but the conditions in which these guys develop games is pretty crazy.

 Video game piracy is a problem, but just how big is it?  According to a newly released study, it’s not quite as bad as some companies make it out to be.

Last month we got a look at Michelangelo from the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and this week we have Raphael with his deadly sai. On top of that, let's have a look at an upcoming vampire game called Dark.

 If you haven’t had a chance to read our review for Metro Last Light yet then I suggest you take a look at it now.  But to simply sum it up for you… Epic. And like I said at the end of the review thanks to Deep Silver and because I like giving back to our readers I have one Steam key for Metro Last Light to give away and it could be yours.