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The first episode of The Walking Dead: Season Two, All That Remains, has received its debut more-than-a-teaser trailer.

As amazing as Naughty Dog's post-apocalyptic epic The Last of Us is, one can't help but wonder "what would it look like in Lego?" Well ponder no more as animator Brian Anderson has delivered a delightful mock-up video of this very premise.

And Yet it Moves and Chasing Aurora developer Broken Pixels is releasing its upcoming papercraft adventure Secrets of Rætikon on PC, Man and Linux via Steam Early Access on 7th January.

Turn 10's Forza Motorsport 5 perhaps wasn't the triumphant Xbox One debut many expected it to be. A diminished track list - a result of the challenges in creating content for the next generation of consoles - was one problem, but another that gained more traction was its embracing of mechanics more typically seen in free-to-play games, where XP boosters and microtransactions are commonplace.

Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga has arisen on iOS today.

"F***." You'll hear that a lot in Yaiba Ninja Gaiden Z, the odd Ninja Gaiden spin-off created by the unlikeliest trio in game development: Keiji Inafune's Comcept, Ninja Gaiden's Team Ninja and Lost Planet 3's Spark Unlimited.

UPDATE: Tales of Zestiria was only announced in Japan last night, but has already been confirmed for a European release.

A portion of Kickstarter success Elite: Dangerous is now playable for alpha backers of the game's crowdfunding campaign, developer Frontier Studios has announced.

An unauthorised Kickstarter campaign that promised to reboot the Ghosts 'n Goblins franchise whether Capcom approved or not has been shut down by Capcom.

Lionhead Studios has announced a 7th February release date for Fable Anniversary, the HD remake of Fable 1.

How's this for a freebie? GOG's Winter Sale is dishing out Fallout 1, 2 & Tactics for free from now until Saturday (14th) at 2pm UK time.

The producer of Wii U exclusive Bayonetta 2 has taken to Twitter to share how he feels about "pedantic port-begging fans".

Struggling DVD and games rental chain Blockbuster will close all of its stores by the end of this weekend, administrators have announced.

High-end PC maker Digital Storm has created a black rectangle [a cuboid, actually -Ed] with a red motif that costs $1469 (£897) and calls itself a Steam Machine.

Risk of Rain is an immaculate platformer. From each precisely-timed leap that carries you from harm's way, to the crispy pixel visuals of you gunning down a preposterous giant crab, to the looming, grandiose soundtrack, right down to you laughing at the jokes in the main menu's unlockable encyclopedia: absolutely everything is as it should be.

Terminal Reality, the Texas-based studio which developed BloodRayne, Nocturne and 2009's Ghostbusters: The Video Game, appears to have closed its doors.

It starts, of course, with a room and a box. This sequel to Fireproof Games' Bafta-winning puzzler is nothing if not familiar. Yet it's also often unexpected in the ways it expands the potential of the original, unfolding and unpacking its concepts with much the same confidence as the slides, drawers and moving panels that form its brain-teasing core.

Amazon has launched its own version of the PlayStation Store, which will sell you digital game codes for full games, Season Passes and DLC.

Another musical celebration of Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series will be held next year in London.

Despite it being a no-show at VGX last week, some leaked casting documents have all but confirmed that Fallout 4 is not only real, but it will be set in Boston, Massachusetts.

The PC (Windows) beta for Wasteland 2, one of the first massive successes on Kickstarter, is finally here. (Linux and Mac versions are in the works but need more testing first.)

Gears of War and Unreal Tournament creator Cliff Bleszinski is hoping to make an arena-based first-person shooter on PC.

Grand Theft Auto's PS2/Xbox era swan song, San Andreas, is making its way to iOS tonight.

Triple Town developer Spry Fox has explained how its upcoming roguelike puzzler Road Not Taken will work.

The betas for Valve's Steam Machines and Steam Controllers are getting shipped to their testers on Friday.

Gran Turismo 6's microtransactions were always a controversial feature. Some people just don't like being asked to grind for in-game content when they know that the barrier to their prize could be waved with a few quid, while others appreciate the optional shortcut. Critics of the model will be delighted to learn that it's all for naught at the moment, as a glitch has been discovered in Polyphony's latest racer that can earn you a cool 20 million credits - about £120 / €150 - in under three minutes.

Ryse developer Crytek has announced The Collectables, its first free-to-play mobile game that will use the company's shiny CryEngine technology.

UPDATE: Side-scrolling sandbox Terraria is available today on PlayStation Vita, publisher 505 Games has announced.

GTA Online's creation tool has been online - albeit in beta form - for a day now, allowing the whole world to get doodling penises all over Los Santos. Now that the thrill of all that has died down, Ian Higton's going to be taking a look at it all this evening from 5pm GMT.

UPDATE: The EVE Online community has raised a whopping $190,890 (£116,431) of donations for Philippines typhoon relief.