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PAX Prime 2010 starts tomorrow. TGS 2010 is just around the corner. What does this mean? A lot of news and previews are coming your way. You may want to find a comfortable spot and begin constantly click refresh now.

If you were looking forward to visiting a virtual world of "dames" and fedoras, you'll have to wait a little longer than expected.

Not long ago, Ubisoft revealed that a new game called Outland would be appearing at this weeks' Penny Arcade Expo, though provided fe

With PAX just around the corner, Ubisoft has revealed a new downloadable, mulitplayer-focused first-person shooter from The Ship developer, Outerlight.

Yakuza 4 came out in Japan back in March of this year, but SEGA has just announced that the game is finally headed to North American and European PlayStation 3's in spring of 2011. Yakuza 4 returns players to Kamurocho, the fictionalized city based on Tokyo Shinjuku's real-life red-light district, Kabukicho.

Although OnLive boasts the ability to play current games on any PC throughout the U.S., the service is tied down to a required wired internet connection. According to the company, support via WiFi is a "top development priority" it plans to test this fall.

With less than a week to go before the start of the NFL football season, EA SPORTS has revealed the results of a full-season simulation conducted using its latest foray on the gridiron, Madden NFL 11 . The results predict "divisional winners, league leaders and individual award winners for the 2010 NFL season."

Though the first "gameplay" trailer for Shogun 2: Total War was more like an in-game look at pretty graphics, its first battle report trailer definitely shows the goods.

Love , the impressive procedurally-generated MMO of construction and combat created by the wonderful Eskil Steenberg, will be free to play this weekend, Joystiq reports.