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A 10-Year-Old Tearing It Up at a Smash Bros. Wii U Event Is Excellent Marketing

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 10th
Things We Saw Today: The Absurdity That Was “Portable” Gaming in 1991

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 7th
Blizzard CEO Opens BlizzCon 2014 By Condemning Gamergaters Like A BAMF

By Jill Pantozzi Nov 7th
New Trailers for Overwatch Are Surprisingly, Refreshingly Diverse

By Victoria McNally Nov 7th
Firefox Mozilla Compounds Chronic Uncoolness With Terrible Coverage Of Gamergate

By Carolyn Cox Nov 7th
Happy N7 Day! Watch BioWare’s Mass Effect Livestream Here At 1pmE

By Sam Maggs Nov 7th
First-Ever Female Game Programmer and More in the New Guinness World Records Gamer’s Edition

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 6th
Watch Today’s Nintendo Direct About Upcoming Wii U and 3DS Titles Right Here [Updated With Replay]

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 5th
Here’s Another Study Showing Violent Video Games Don’t Increase Violence in Kids

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 5th
Ethically Gorgeous! It’s The Gamergate Make-Up Tutorial!

By Jill Pantozzi Nov 5th
The Mary Sue Exclusive Interview: Disney Infinity 2.0‘s Brand-New Playable Female Characters And The Future Of Ladies In-Game

By Sam Maggs Nov 4th
Dorkly Presents 20 Awesome Videogame Worlds Rebuilt In LEGO

By Carolyn Cox Nov 4th
So There’s a Gamergate-Backed Candidate Running For City Council In Texas Today

By Victoria McNally Nov 4th
Rejoice, For You Can Play Every Classic Arcade Game You’ve Ever Loved For Free Right Now

By Sam Maggs Nov 3rd
Youtube Singer Jonathan Mann Continues To Fight Gamergate Harassment With Music

By Carolyn Cox Nov 3rd
Teenagers Are Confused by the N64 Smash Bros., Would’ve Been Eaten Alive in 1999

By Dan Van Winkle Nov 3rd
Brianna Wu Setting Up A Legal Defense Fund For Women Targeted By Gamergate

By Carolyn Cox Oct 31st
Holy Spoop, Steam’s Halloween Sale Deals Are Scary Good

By Dan Van Winkle Oct 31st
The Mary Sue’s Sunset Overdrive Game and Gift Bag Giveaway!

By Dan Van Winkle Oct 30th
Twitch’s New “Dress Appropriately” Policy is Founded on Obliviousness

By Sam Maggs Oct 29th