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If you are looking to turn your living room into your gaming room, follow these tips to set up the ideal console gaming room.

Ubisoft is swinging the banhammer wildly, and G2A is responding to the Ubisoft game key bans by offering refunds, but only in certain situations.

The gaming industry will be 'really dull' in 2015, according to a game industry analyst.

Ubisoft has taken a tough stance on redistributed game licenses by punishing users without warning.

Real life tragedy can affect gaming too - Stick Cricket changes its animation due to a major Cricket mourning.

UPDATE: Hotline Miami 2 developers tell Aussies just to pirate the game and don't worry about giving them any financial support.

Hotline Miami 2 has been refused classification in Australia due to apparent sex and drug usage depictions - so much for R18+ classification, right?

Microsoft are rolling out a new update for the Xbox One next month featuring updated TV functionality and new game hubs.

Skyrim Mods are still in production, they're still awesome and they're damn massive!

The Forza Motorsport 6 video game will launch exclusively on the Microsoft Xbox One game console.

NASA release their "NASA's Eyes" application for free graphical space education.

Netflix has nuked VPN providers - forcing Google DNS and blocking many VPN services from working in conjunction with their streaming platform.

Sony and Samsung are offering streaming PS3 games from Smart TV's without a console, debuting at CES 2015.

Nintendo has confirmed it will launch Yoshi's Wooly World in early 2015 for the Wii U.

Aussie electornic retailer EB Games release their Mad Monday sales. How mad are they exactly and what's the public response?

Dragon Age 2 left a lot of fans with a bitter taste. Can the Inquisition return the franchise to its best days? Here's Simon's full review.

Kmart Australia join the Kangaroo-isle retailers fight in removing GTA V from brick-and-mortar shopfronts.

GTA V has been pulled from Target shelves as a Change.org petition peaks the interest of their management.

Microsoft puts every one of the mainline Halo games onto one disc including multiplayer, but does it stack up on the new gen console?

Online PC games will reach $30.7 billion in 2017, as free-to-play games help drive even more interest to the market.

The 2016 Battlefield video game is "fun" and "new," returning back to the Battlefield war-type games.

EA today announced that Battlefield Hardline will be released on March 17, 2015.

FIFA 14 was impressive, but left us wanting a bit more. FIFA 15 is here now - has it fixed the mistakes of last year? Here's Simon's full review on PS4.

Forza Horizon was one of the best games during the Xbox 360 generation. Can its successor FH2 live up to the next-gen hype on Xbox One? Let's take a look.

NVIDIA invited the world to take part in the largest video card debut event ever. Chris and Zac attended GAME24 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

The Xbox One and Wii U both saw sales boosts in August, but still can't catch up to the PS4 game console.

Street Fighter IV returns for what is apparently its final version. Does Ultra offer enough for existing players?

We have a real treat in store for you today in the form of the new ASUS ROG Swift PG278Q G-Sync 144Hz 1ms gaming monitor. Come see Trace's full review.

Just over twelve months since Naughty Dog proved yet again they could produce a stunning PS3 game, it hits the PS4. Can it make the jump successfully?

A game that challenges your own personal humanity level and morals. Sounds good, right? Well, on paper it's a good idea... Let's see what Simon has to say.

After delighting games on the PS VITA, OlliOlli hits the PC platform. Without a guaranteed thumbstick available, can the developers make it work?

World War One is not often explored in video games, but when it is done as well as Valiant Hearts: The Great War, then it is certainly worth the wait.

We check out BenQ's new FPS-oriented 144Hz 27-inch LED gaming monitor. How does it do? Follow on and check out Trace's review now and find out.

What began as a Kickstarter has turned out to be a potential classic. Find out why Shovel Knight in its 8-bit glory gets it right in Simon's review.

Codemasters returns to its racing roots yet again, with a game that offers multiple racing disciplines, but perhaps they should have focused on just one.

Ubisoft's massive open world game finally hits after a six month delay. Does Watch_Dogs live up to the hype from E3 two years ago? Well, yes and no.

Tangible Games has launched a series of iPad games that work with toys in the real-world bringing a digital experience to life.

A fast paced, extremely difficult arcade style flying game with more depth than its competitors. Vlambeer returns with a cracking handheld game.

Trials returns on a new generation of consoles and brings a few friends along for the ride. Hop on board and get ready for a fun, wacky ride!

The world's best football management simulation makes it to PS VITA. Perhaps it should have been left on the drawing board. Let's see what Simon thinks.

Minimum is a game coming from Atari that lets players craft their own weapons and armor, like Minecraft, with third-person shooting action.

Two of the most popular DS/3DS characters combine and the results are as good as you would think they should be. Let's see what Simon has to say.

Infamous makes the jump to the new generation with a brand new character, but it may not be as good as the previous games. Find out why in our review.

Metal Gear Solid returns with a prologue to The Phantom Pain. However, you may not want to rush out and buy this one. Let's see what Simon thinks.

Phil Spencer teases more details on Halo will be unveiled this summer at E3.

Skateboarding games have had a lull recently, but OlliOlli looks to change all that on the PSVITA.

Less than 12 months since its release, an improved and upgraded Tomb Raider hits for new consoles. Has it done enough to make you want to buy it?