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SEGA brings Hulk action from the silver screen to your TV and PC in this movie tie-in.

More than a sequel, the patriarch Alone in the Dark series is returning and ready to redefine the modern survival horror genre. It's time to Call Cthulhu once again...

Equipped with a logical mind, a taste for vampire lore, and a spot of patience? Dracula: Origin might be your game.

Who you gonna call?

We get a fresh take on EA Mythic's upcoming MMO set in the Old World of Warhammer.

The wheels on Vin Diesel's car go round and round in Midway's action-combat racer starring the noted actor.

Bethesda unveils more about Fallout 3 in this latest press event -- and it looks pretty darn impressive.

Stardock prepares to close the book on this classic "4X" turn-based strategy series.

Going where no puzzle game has ever gone before: the next installment of the puzzle-RPG series takes to the stars.

Disney gets dirty in this awesome-looking four-wheel racer.

Thrill-seekers, prepare to click 'til your heart's content in this whimsical adventure.

We get locked and loaded for a shootout with SEGA and Bizarre Creation's trigger-happy new action game.

We get a hands-on look at Fireglow's PC-exclusive RPG.

Sins of a Solar Empire is taking 4X games into the world of real-time strategy.

Yo Ho Ho and a pirate themed MMO!

In an era dominated by pixel-shader-dominated rendering engines and 3D graphics, developer Vertex4 tries a strategy game with a nostalgic 2D twist.

Minotaur meets magnum in our hands-on preview of this first-person shooter of mythical proportions.

CDV targets the hardcore wargamer with its upcoming Civil War epic.

This top-down alien killing sequel is nearing completion and we get a hands on look.

Locked and loaded--Epic's blockbuster Xbox 360 shooter prepares for an enhanced outing on PC.

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This turn-based strategy offering, a remake of sorts of the 2004 game, is a good value at 20 bucks and packs a surprising amount of finger tapping strategy.

The only critical flaw with Mass Effect is the amount of unrealized potential in a game that gives us the first truly great sci-fi RPG in more than a decade that didn't depend on a franchise property. It has action, it has a compelling story and it even has a little heart. It's the type of game that every RPG fan should play.

More than a sequel, the patriarch Alone in the Dark series is returning and ready to redefine the modern survival horror genre. It's time to Call Cthulhu once again...