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The latest in Need for Speed game has a bold look that combines photorealism with cel-shaded animation. The story takes place in a fictionalized version of Chicago as a racer tries to reclaim a priceless car stolen from his family’s auto shop. Expect police chases and an emphasis on character customization.

This co-op 3D platformer asks you and a friend to play a clashing human couple who are magically turned into dolls. The duo must work together to use their unique abilities and weapons to navigate life-size locations from their miniaturized perspectives. It drops 3.25.2021 on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

During E3 2018, EA and BioWare showed off this impressive preview of its RPG/Shooter, Anthem. While it’s still just a “cinematic” trailer, EA says that the stunning visuals shown here were completely rendered in the game’s engine. Gameplay overview video here.

Business Casual talks about the video game titan Electronic Arts. EA mainly works like a movie studio or record label, funding developers instead of developing games themselves. There’s nothing wrong with that on its own, but then EA turned into the Night King.

Activision presents the next generation of the franchise in Call of Duty: Ghosts, promising an all-new gameplay experience, new story and settings, and new next-generation CoD engine. Oh, and masked warriors. (Thanks Callum!)

Gunfire, explosions and tanks – what’s not to like? Check out the intense 64-player vehicle warfare – including jets – from this impressive Battlefield 3 multiplayer Caspian Border map. Looking good.

With the NBA and NFL looking iffy, hockey may be the only game in town. In NHL 12, you’ll deliver more damage than ever with amped-up physics and the occasional unrealistic shattered glass pane.

Commander Shephard has a lot of responsibility of his shoulders, what with defending Earth and all, in the latest gorgeous looking trailer for Mass Effect 3: Fall of Earth. Coming 03/2012. (Thanks Vadim!)

At last, drama: here’s the final trailer for Dead Space 2, where we get to see Isaac Clarke get down and dirty with all sorts of alien zombies. Official release date 1/25/11. (Thanks Sam!)

EA has revealed this action-horror game, made by a veritable who’s-who of Japanese game creators. If you like slashing and shooting your way through rooms full of demons, this game is for you.

EA/Maxis’ upcoming action RPG takes the Spore franchise to a new, dark place it never went in the original. The Darkspore is transforming planets into armies of mutants, and it’s up to you to stop them.

Racing game fans should enjoy Hot Pursuit, the latest installment in the NFS series, coming in November. You can play as a cop or a racer while driving your choice of several real world supercars.

If you’re a fan of skateboarding games, you might want to check out EA’s upcoming Skate 3. The game demo is set to drop on Xbox Live and PSN on April 15, but you can see a sneak preview now.

EA just released this awesome preview for the upcoming sequel to the hit shooter Crysis. From the looks of it, Crysis 2 takes to the streets of New York City. You’ll definitely want to be a part of it.

Like war games and free maps? EA is readying the 2nd VIP map pack for Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The maps will be available and will include a special VIP code with every copy of the game.

The latest preview video from Realtime Worlds’ APB: All Points Bulletin shows off the games’ over-the-top violence, massive street fights, and insane customization of cars, costumes, tattoos and graffiti.

Our inner nerd is jumping with glee: this trailer for Red Alert 3 sheds light on its cast and campy humor. Any game that squeezes in George Takei, Tim Curry and Jenny McCarthy gets our vote.