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The world of military thrillers and espionage may never be the same after Tom Clancy's passing, but the outpouring of support from the gaming industry shows a lot of love for the man behind franchises like Rainbow Six and Ghost Recon.

Valve's ongoing policy of keeping Half-Life 3 as top secret as possible took a hit this week when a new trademark and possible hints about the dev team were uncovered.

The Batman: Arkham games have always featured a more challenging New Game+ mode, but Arkham Origins is ramping things up even more with "I am the Night" mode.

Can you smell that in the air? It's the smell of legions of Battlefield fans getting ready to participate in the game's beta during the next few days. To help facilitate their need for all things Battlefield 4, here's another look at the game's Commander Mode.

Feast your eyes on this new video for Shinji Mikami's The Evil Within, featuring about 20 minutes of gameplay. Just make sure you do it with the lights on. And preferably with a large group of people armed with holy water and crosses.

It seems like only yesterday Battlefield 4's map names were reportedly leaked, but now DICE has confirmed what these battlefields will really be called.

Who's ready for some more cross-promotions? The latest one from Square-Enix features Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy 13's titular heroine, Lightning, visiting the lands of Eorzea in Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn.

All-new tables are coming to Star Wars Pinball across all platforms, and Zen Studios has offered up the first glimpse at the 'Return of the Jedi' machine.

Been waiting for Undead Labs' State of Decay to hit PC? Good news, then, as the open-world zombie game has finally arrived on Steam Early Access.

Most Call of Duty fans won't be able to wait until the next-gen consoles come out to start playing the latest entry, Call of Duty: Ghosts. For that reason, Activision has put in place a variety of options for players to make the transition from current to next-gen as easy and cost effective for everyone.

The news of The Sims 4 coming next year has probably gotten a lot of fans very excited. Now, a new game is great and all, but what about all of the hard work and time fans have invested in The Sims 3?

Yesterday was the start of Apple's World Wide Developer Conference, where software developers for the Mac converge on San Fransisco, to discuss their projects with Apple engineers to get help as well as tweak software for the Mac and iOS platforms. It is also usually a day when Apple announces something new, and sure enough, they did.