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Classic game appreciation section - Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
The best Grand Theft Auto to date? That's what one member of GamesRadar claims and he has the facts to back it up inside.
Resistance series receives a bullseye shot to the temple, is no more, says Insomniac's CEO
Just as the Resistance series looked to be hitting its stride, Insomniac reveal that they won't be doing any more. Damn...
Kim Schmitz is the world's top Modern Warfare 3 player
Troubled Megaupload file-sharing kingpin is also a dab hand at Call of Duty
The Top 7... Amazing video game maps that do more than just show the way to go
Pioneering navigation tools with more cool ideas than a few full games we could mention
21 things you never knew about PS Vita
Get the low-down on the tricks and treats delivered by Sony's new handheld
Slick new SSX trailer goes all Tricky on us
EA have just released a brand new trailer for SSX, which further emphasises that the fun and style of SSX Tricky is definitely making a return. Click inside to see beauty in action.
Respawn Entertainment teases new game again with mo-cap session, guns confirmed
Ex-Infinity Ward peeps are well underway with the development of their new IP
Man recreates scale models of Portal's equipment, achieves hero status instantly
A doffed cap in this man's general direction is required, people
Crash! Bang! Wallop! DiRT Showdown revives the art of destruction
We go hands on with Codemasters OTT smash-a-thon
Change the fortunes of Manchester United's Euro campaign with Football Manager Handheld 2012
Let's be honest, even you would get past Basel, right?
Classic game appreciation section: SSX 3
You're more likely to find a yeti than a snowboard game better than this
Unapologetically in love with iOS games
One man's extreme fondness for the iOS gaming experience
GTA V: Over 40 vehicles confirmed in the trailer, see them here
We carefully scour the debut trailer to unearth the rides you'll be spinning out with
Classic game appreciation section: Bully
Rockstar's PS2 classic proves that school can be endless fun
