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See what Monolith has in store as the beta version of this class-based FPS goes live.
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Comedian Rob Riggle has something to say about the definition of "elite" in this trailer for the Modern Warfare 3 app and DLC subscription program.
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Sounds like Irrational Games want to resurrect a classic era of difficulty in shooters for the Bioshock sequel.
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GSC Game World says the sequel to the cult apocalyptic fps is on the way, but there's a slight catch.
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Nexon's free-to-play multiplayer online FPS "Combat Arms" just added a new feature called the "Nut Shot," which awards points for shooting males in the nether region. But I asked the game-makers: What if you're playing a female avatar? Read more...

A designer from an independent studio told us how his comic book-styled, caveman-starring CryEngine 2 game will succeed among the skeptical gaming community. Read more...

"The comic book world does not demand the realistic graphics that 'Crysis' does, so our game looks fantastic even when run in low spec. You don't lose much realism in a game that is not realistic to begin with. Another advantage that 'M.O.B.' has is that 'Crysis' was released a year and-a-half ago, so many gamers have upgraded to a more modern setup to run the latest games -- which become more and more taxing on the computer every year. We have done what we can to alleviate the burden on most computers, but if you haven't upgraded since Bush Sr. was prez, you're gonna have some problems."

-- "Merchants of Brooklyn" lead designer John Stookey on why his FPS running on CryEngine 2 will work on our PCs, from a recent interview with MTV Multiplayer.

The game designer of upcoming Steam FPS "Merchants of Brooklyn" told us about the game and explained why it's not an FPS-MMO as originally planned. Read more...

The new Nintendo add-on won't be used in the first-person shooter for the Wii as previously touted. Read more...

One of the most popular TV series in America appeared to acknowledge the intense cultural influence of video games last night, when the latest episode of "Lost" briefly turned into a first-person-shooter. Check out the sequence below. (There are no show spoilers in this post.) Read more...

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