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Still preoccupied with whether they could, games and technology companies are still not stopping to think if they should.

Nothing says "realistic respect and honour" like rocket-jumping a boat over a building and bazooka-ing a jet in midair

The songs that soundtracked the game's Build Mode introduced millions of unknowing kids to new age jazz. The musicians behind it were just trying to make something that wouldn't interfere with your landscaping.

I want to win in Blizzard's game because I actually care what happens to the characters, a feeling that no other FPS multiplayer has ever given me.

We sat through EA's E3 presentation so you didn't have to. Here's what happened, mostly.

VICE Gaming contributors on what the annual mega-expo of E3 might have in store for video game enthusiasts – and what it really shouldn't.

No single game is more requested of the company, so it's time to give the people what they want.

With gorgeous visuals and a likeable hero at its core, this new Swedish puzzler is worth finding time for.

The rapper's just like us regular gamers: pissed off at some shitty servers.

A visually striking experience rich in customisation potential, but not the complete package just yet.

Ghost Games are presenting a fresh take on Need for Speed, rebooted for a new generation. Here, the company's creative director delivers some fan-pleasing promises.

What can these little digital people teach us about how to improve our own lives? Plenty, if you understand how to best pull their strings.