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Microsoft makes a motion-controlled jump out of E3's starting gate, but whether or not they hit their stride depends on how Kinected you are.

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It took Sony 24 days to get the PlayStation Network back up and running, but earning back customer confidence will take much longer...and Sony only has itself to blame.

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Some of gaming's greatest icons put one very eventful weekend into perspective.

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Our panel of video-game experts speaks out on the PSN outage of '11!

Giving away free Portal 2 Steam keys with every PS3 Portal 2 purchase just doesn't make any sense...until you look at the bigger picture.

The Wii doesn't need a replacement, it needs an alternative. And if Nintendo plays it smart, they'll support both the Wii and their new console at the same time.

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Leveling up is gaming's most overused crutch. Here's how to fix that.

The problem with most super-hero video games isn't bad graphics, cheap gameplay, or horrible writing. It's you.

Our panel of iconic characters decides once and for all if 3D gaming is deep or shallow.

Swarm is a great downloadable game that helps you channel your inner a-hole, but it's missing one little thing.

Chris Melissinos, curator of the Smithsonian's The Art of Video Games, talks about the upcoming exhibition, its public voting process, and the evolution of gaming.

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