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An epic space combat sim being developed by Chris Roberts, creator of the Wing Commander series. Star Citizen will have a persistent online world with optional single-player and mission modes.

A “tabletop” Windows 8 PC with desktop-caliber specs, a keyboard and a mouse. But the Vaio Tap 20 also has a 20″ 1600×900 touch screen with a kickstand that lets you use it like a giant tablet.

Jeffrey Stephenson’s latest custom computer is made of mahogany and aluminum. It has an Intel Core i3 CPU, a 256GB SSD and 8GB RAM. He’ll only make 5-10 units. Build process here.

An early look at Flying Turtle Software’s artful side-scroller, which draws inspiration from games like Out of this World and Limbo with its evocative visuals. Coming to PCs in 2012.

A handy utility app that will help you solve the dreaded “file in use” error in Windows. Displays all open files and lets you close either the files themselves or the process using the files.

This teaser for Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim doesn’t give us much, but we know it takes place soon after the events of Oblivion in Skyrim, one of the provinces on the continent of Tamriel. (Thanks Anton!)

The Xbox Live tower defense/shooter hybrid finally gets a PC version – on Steam no less. If you buy Monday Night Combat before Feb 1, you get Team Fortress 2 items for MNC, and MNC items in TF2.

Matthew Kim’s gutsy Hammerhead HMR989 PC flips conventional computer design inside out, offering bright blue LEDs and open-air cooling assisted by a dramatic Thermaltake “SpinQ” CPU cooler.

The Razer Switchblade is a portable gaming device concept with an ultra-sensitive multi touch screen and dynamic keyboard, enabling users to play on the go with precision and control. (Thanks Mason!)

The guys at iD have been working on their tour de force FPS (with vehicles) for several years now, and the game is really starting to shape up from the looks of this in-game footage. Out 9/13/2011.

Featuring beautifully illustrated environments, this new 2D side-scroller is headed to Xbox 360 and PC. IndieGames named it one of the top 10 to watch in 2011, and from the looks of it, we agree.

Jeffrey Stephenson’s Level Twelve is a teak and bird’s eye maple PC case. The teak support box houses an HDD, optical drive and a USB 3.0 hub, while the maple box holds the main computer.

Play as Nelson Tethers, the US Department of Puzzle Research’s (only) agent, and investigate why an eraser factory has shut down. Filled with humor, suspense, puzzles and gnomes.

Bethesda Softworks’ co-op actioner puts you in control of either a ranged-weapons expert or a swordsman. The cover-based 3PS conjures visions of medieval Gears of War. Sweet. Ships 10/1/2010.

Alma is back and ready to freak you out. This teaser for F.E.A.R. 3 doesn’t show much gameplay, but you get a pretty good idea of how creepy things are gonna get when the game hits this Fall.

Check out the Desktop Wallpaper Project at art and design blog Kitsune Noir for some of the best wallpapers you’ll ever see, pre-formatted for PCs, the iPhone, PSP and even the iPad.

Designed for the living room but gamer-friendly, Maingear’s Axess HD Gamer tops out with 3.33GHz Core i7 CPU, 12GB RAM, dual 9800 GT cards and a Phantom Lapboard.

Coming soon to XBLA, Puzzle Quest: Galactrix is Bejeweled on a hex grid from with jewels coming from multiple directions; like PQ, you’ll get special powerups (albeit with a sci-fi twist).

Simultaneously a hottie and a novel gameplay concept, Prince of Persia’s Elika gets shown off in this new trailer; in many ways, she and the prince use each other as human slingshots.

You’ve likely caught glimpses of those smokin’ Red Alert 3 babes, but EA has finally done us a favor and combined them onto a single wallpaper. Waging war is officially teh sex.

This latest gameplay trailer for Red Alert 3 gives a sneak peek into its many new units; Tanya apparently time travels, but there’s nothing more badass than the Empire’s Shogun Executioner.

This video for Call of Duty: World at War faintly echoes Killzone 2, albeit with over-acted and corny phrases no one would ever shout over multiplayer; thank god it’s action packed.

These Mirror’s Edge trailers just keep getting better; “Flight Level” is halfway between a flying dream and a falling nightmare, with the heroine leaping (off) tall buildings in a single bound.