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The Wii U has sold quite well in the U.S. for its launch week.

The Alienware Alpha is now available for pre-purchase.

Mario Kart 8 is breathing new life into the Wii U.

This E3 will have plenty of unannounced titles to check out.

Crytek peels back the covers on Homefront 2.

You can buy a copy of E.T. now that it's been unearthed.

Ubisoft has another great franchise potential on its hands.

Dell's Inspiron 20 3000 is a decent entry-level AIO PC.

Dell's unveiled a new line of Inspiron 11 3000s and its bigger brother, the 13 7000.

Series creator Ed Boon has officially announced Mortal Kombat X.

Insiderp, the source that leaked the fact that the PS4 had sold 7 million units in March, is now reporting that the PS4 has sold 8 million units as of mid-May.

Sony, along with a new studio consisting of ex-students from NYU, will be revealing a new title at E3.

Microsoft's E3 schedule caters plenty to the fans, no doubt to try to raise hype for the Xbox One.

Nintendo is taking steps to work with YouTubers with an affiliate program after coming under fire for content match ID claims.

Sony CEO Kaz Hirai expressed confidence in PlayStation 4's ability to pull in revenue.

Amazon is offering a pretty killer trial of Fire TV... to select customers.

Facebook will use a new audio fingerprinting tool to detect what movies, music, or TV shows you're watching or listening to.

inXile Entertainment is finally ready to deliver Wasteland.

Blizzard is suing StarCraft 2 hackers for illegal

Apple has pulled the number one game "Weed Firm" from the app store.

Wolfenstein will be releasing in Germany for the first time... without Nazis.

According to Stoic and Albert Ransom, King's settled its trademark disputes with both of them.

Ars Technica compiled 172 Steam profiles-worth of data to make the call that 36 percent of registered games remain unplayed.

Google's one-day sale of Glass was apparently a hit. The Explorer program is now closed.