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You've entered a video game store. Your quest: to find the perfect video game.

Many 3D game characters got their start as a collection of colored pixels. Take a look!

Read Jourdan's article to see why he believes many M-rated games have a lot of growing up to do.

After 15 years of development and drama, Duke is finally back in action. How does his new adventure hold up?

Video Blips for May 20, 2011. Look back at the history of Duke Nukem, utilize the engineer's technical skills in Guild Wars 2, feel your skin crawl in Hunted: The Demon's Forge, and more.

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This week in gaming

Video games are best known for their beefy male characters and masculine subject matter, but do they depict both in a positive or harmful way?

Are B-movie-style games something we need to be afraid of?

In this week's Mobcast, EGMi Senior Editor Patrick Klepek joins Bitmob's Brett Bates, Dan Hsu, and Demian Linn. The crew discusses their personal rules for game consumption; Gearbox's upcoming Duke Nukem Forever; which franchises they once loved, but no longer care for; and titles that redefined a genre.

It's only taken 14 years to achieve the limitless joy of using an interactive urinal. Can you believe it?

As the year draws to a close, some of gaming's biggest icons share their resolutions for 2011.

Duke Nukem built its reputation on over-the-top sex and violence to humorous effect. Though many games can't get away with what the Duke can, the Nukem games draw direct comparisons to exploitation films, representing a genre that has yet to fully catch on in games.

Frank takes a nostalgic look back at his experiences with Duke Nukem.

I feel a strange urge to own weird relics from gaming's history. I would have bought a copy of E.T. for the Atari 2600 -- the game that caused the industry to crash -- but I didn't end up making the purchase because my Atari was still at my parent's house. I will probably seek it out at some point.

While miraculous, Duke Nukem Forever's salvation has me thinking of cancelled titles I'd far rather see make a comeback.

How Duke Nukem Forever's titanic delay may end up benefiting it.

How many insults can a devoted fanbase take before they lash out? Gearbox may find out firsthand with Aliens: Colonial Marines.

Cliff Bleszinski says Epic's upcoming Bulletstorm will be "the Burnout of shooters." Is he right?

A few comparisons to the videogame industry's most tenacious characters shows how sadistic Nathan Drake's character really is.