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NECA's lineup of figures at this year's Toy Fair was absolutely insane, ranging from Gordon Freeman and the Heavy to Borderlands 2 and Assassin’s Creed: Revelations...

Gaming figure company Kotobukiya hit New York Toy Show hard this year, with figures based on Tekken, Mass Effect, and more...

Thought Square Enix only made videogames? Think again. The publisher also has a line of high-quality figures, with licenses ranging from Uncharted to Halo and Metal Gear Solid...

Though THQ denied reports of trouble within its walls a few weeks ago, rumors are rumbling again that the company has seen drastic layoffs, including VP of tech Mark DeLoura...

Remember Mewtwo? He's back - in difficult-to-obtain Legendary form! Or, if your answer was "no, what's a Mewtwo?", prepare for a teachable moment or two...

While Sony hasn't dared to mention Virtual Reality in their press material, remaining champions of the VR dream may find some solace in the company's new HMZT1 Personal 3D Viewer.

Old mascots never die: they just get ever-fancier legacy tributes. Earthworm Jim may have reached the "HD rereleases" stage of his career as a once-ubiquitous character, but that's as good a time as any for a really proper-looking action-figure treatment...

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Don't you just love disclaimers? Only this one concerning the accuracy of the Zelda timeline in the limited edition Hyrule Historia has been sitting right under our noses the whole time.

Wonder what hundreds of developers thought were the best games of 2011? We've got the nominees right here...