How long has it been since you've played Starcraft? Weeks? Months? Years? Probablly years. In that case you'll probablly find our guide to the Terran campaign pretty handy. We've got the first 3 missions for you today, but don't worry, we'll be updating it next week with the rest. In the mean time, keep practicing and get those APMs up! And if you don't know what APMs are, may God have mercy on you if you try the multiplayer. 

If movies, television and America’s Funniest Home Videos have taught us anything, it’s that nothing in this world is funnier than a man doubling over and clutching at his junk in agony and confusion. It’s preferable if this is immediately after his crotch has been nailed with flying sports equipment, a foot or a dog’s teeth, but we’re not really picky so long as someone lets loose a howl of pain and maybe falls over...

Join us as we live stream Brett's attempt to make it through Limbo in a single sitting.

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Truly one of the PS2's most brilliant titles, ICO has gone on to become one of the most adored adventure games of all time. The heady puzzles, dreamlike visuals and tangible bond between cursed Ico and the ghostly Yorda would be standout features in any other game - to have them all in one, plus a stirring, subdued soundtrack, is a once-in-a-generation event.

Well, Shadow of the Colossus did it too. But ICO's music towers over even the mightiest mobile monolith...

The latest PS3 firmware update should have only added one incidental feature to the PlayStation Store that most users probably couldn't even give a damn about, but instead it added something else: the ability to crash your system if you try to upgrade the hard drive.

Regardless of what their current firmware is, all users who replace the PS3 hard drive will be asked to download the new firmware before they can go online. But it's kind of difficult when, after prompting to download the update, the following message is displayed: "No applicable update data was found."

TOO MANY GUESTS! The PC Gamer guys drop by to talk StarCraft II, Dan Amrich returns for an Activision chat-down, plus FREE XBOX 360 GAMES to give away! Find out how inside...

StarCraft II's release wasn't without fanfare. But while most people are focusing on the big things like the intricacies of the storyline and the pros and cons of Battle.net 2.0, they're also missing out on a lot of goodies hidden in the margins. These aren't Easter eggs or anything that's meant to be hidden, they are very easy to overlook. Come along, and check out some small things that really tie the whole experience together...

If your eyes light up when you hear the word "Elite" in a non-Xbox 360 setting, go buy Dark Nova right now. Everyone else, listen up. Back in 1984's early days of PC gaming, when the computers were made of wood and the mouse and keyboard were just two rocks the user banged together, there was a game called Elite. It was a tough game to explain because it sounded boring. You were a space trucker...

The light bulb, penicillin, mathematics, democracy, and porn. They’re all important inventions, testaments to mankind’s collective creativity and ingenuity. But none of them were ever as much fun as StarCraft. Well, maybe most of them. It’s been about 12 years since the first StarCraft launched. The seminal title was a genre-defining game that cast a shadow over every RTS that followed in its massive footprints. But this week, StarCraft fans finally got the sequel they’ve been waiting over a decade for and it definitely doesn’t disappoint…

Two new Pokemon Black and White videos popped up over night that show tons of revealing new gameplay footage. Finally, we see in action some of the features we've only heard about until now, like the semi-mysterious C Gear, how to transfer your previous gen Pokemon to Black and White, High Link details, new Pokemon and more.

Second by second analysis inside!