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First-person feline simulator Catlateral Damage will arrive on PC, Mac and Linux via Steam on 27th May.

Amsterdam-based art gallery Cook and Becker has launched a new range of art prints inspired by classic Sega games.

Borderlands developer Gearbox has released a new update for Borderlands 2 and Pre-Sequel package The Handsome Collection on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

Just in case you were worried that there wouldn't be enough additional toy packs released for Lego Dimensions, WB Games has announced even more add-ons - and released a trailer in which Christopher Lloyd reprises his role as Dr Emmett Brown from Back to the Future.

A new trademark filing by Valve has been unearthed on Reddit and may shed further light on the company's VR plans.

Raid-ruining meme legend Leeroy Jenkins could appear in the upcoming Warcraft movie, screenwriter Gary Whitta has revealed.

Eclectic indie developer The Behemoth has released a mammoth video showing off the first 20 minutes of gameplay from its current project, still labouring under the imaginative working title of "Game 4".

Neon Struct is a game built for such a time as this - a surprise, when its elements are so familiar. There's the style, a still-chic blend of 80s cyber fashions that includes Blade Runner hover-cars, Halo Jones' pouting punks, night-scraper skylines, pulsing tubes of blue and pink neon and a synth soundtrack that could perfectly score a Ryan Gosling Drive-by. There's the protagonist, one Jillian Cleary, a conscientious Federal Agent who is betrayed and hunted by the Bureau because, predictably enough, she knows too much.

George R. R. Martin is said to have first started writing A Song of Ice and Fire back in 1991, believing that he could tell his story in a trilogy of novels and probably wrap it all up before the start of the Third Millennium. This didn't quite go to plan, did it? 24 years later and we're still on book five of seven. Come on George, mate.

More than 18 months after Grand Theft Auto 5's initial release, Rockstar is still to detail any new single-player campaign DLC.

Nintendo of America has hired a new vice president of sales and marketing: Doug Bowser.

Oculus is holding a pre-E3 press event in San Francisco. The Facebook-owned VR company has sent invites to the tech press with a date of 11th June and a moody image of what is presumably the final consumer model of the Oculus Rift headset.

Adventure Time will be the next property to get the Puzzle Quest treatment on iOS and Android, publisher D3 Go has announced.

The Witcher 3 is a roaring success in the critical sphere, and despite some rough technical points it's one of the finest RPGs of this generation to date. However, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One each throw a curve-ball in their delivery of the game, particularly when it comes to the subject of performance. For those still mulling over which console version to go for, we can confirm both consoles offer world detail, shadows, lighting and alpha effects to a matching standard - but it's resolution and more importantly frame-rate that sets the two apart.

EA is the victim of an audacious cyber-squatting campaign by users from 4chan's /v/ board.

Delightful 19th Century roguelike explore-em-up The Curious Expedition is now available on Steam Early Access, priced £9.89.

A new study published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B journal suggests that there may be a connection between frequent video game playing and neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease.

E3 is just around the corner, which means it's obviously time for the rumour mill to creak into action and start guffing out hints that long awaited games are finally going to be confirmed. Today it's the turn of that old favourite, Shenmue 3, the MIA concluding chapter in Yu Suzuki's ambitious and expensive series of adventures about revenge, martial arts and driving forklift trucks.

The race to beat Destiny's toughest new challenge is over.

Xbox One owners should check their emails: Microsoft has sent out an offer of 12 months free EA Access if you refer a friend to buy a console.

EA Sports has detailed the full feature set for NHL 16, which includes many offerings trimmed from in last year's instalment.

Heroes of the Storm, the new MOBA starring characters from Blizzard's game franchises, has shifted from closed beta to open beta status ahead of its expected 2nd June launch.

UPDATE: Koei Tecmo has also revealed Euro release dates for three more titles. Nobunaga's Ambition: Sphere of Influence is coming to PS3, PS4 and Steam on 4th September, Ar Nosurge Plus comes to Vita on 1st July, and Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 hits Vita and 3DS on 24th June. Trailers for all three will be showing at Koei Tecmo's booth at the London MCM Expo.

Sunset, the new narrative exploration adventure from Belgian indie studio Tale of Tales, launches tomorrow, Thursday 21st May, the developer has announced.

Procedurally-generated first-person survival-horror game Monstrum has emerged from Steam Early Access into a full release.

Stylish Swiss action-adventure game Feist will arrive on 23rd July for PC, Mac and Linux via Steam.

UPDATE 19/05/2015: A list of 10 new songs have been revealed for Guitar Hero Live. They include:

Executive vice president of EA Mobile Frank Gibeau has departed EA after more than 23 years with the company.

God of War 3 Remastered has a new 10 minute gameplay video, displaying Kratos' fight with Hades in glorious 1080p/60fps.

M. Bison, Street Fighter 2's original bad boy, has been revealed for Street Fighter 5 in an all-new gameplay trailer for Capcom's brawler.