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A long-lost piece of video game history has re-appeared and is now for sale – if you can handle the $50,000 price tag.

Much-criticised publishing titan EA has reportedly been approached by two apparently eager buyers, according to the New York Post.

Sony dazzles at Gamescom with a vast update for systems, including over 100 PS One classics for Vita launching Aug 28.

Te Papa Museum transforms into a gaming haven this summer with over 120 iconic games, featuring legends from Donkey Kong to Sonic.

The latest patch for Uncharted 3 is available now, and will up the number of trophies in the game to more than 100 – the most this generation.

New technology from the University of Auckland will allow recovering stroke patients to regain muscle strength while playing video games.

The beta release of Playstation All-Stars Battle Royale has allowed some sneaky previewers to discover unannounced details on the game's data files.

Microsoft gears up for innovative Kinect future, hinting at advanced motion-sensor tech and new gaming experiences on Xbox.

World of Warcraft's biggest expansion, Mists of Pandaria, launches 25 Sept, bringing new races, a raised level cap, and fresh realms to explore.

EA settles lawsuit over a gaming monopoly, promising a £27m fund for affected gamers and hinting at a future without exclusive football game deals.

Colorado tragedy reignites the video game violence debate after a cinema shooting during The Dark Knight Rises premiere.

MMO reaches new levels of popularity with surge of users; population now three times bigger than that of the United Kingdom.

Dive into the depths with the new Metro: Last Light trailer, promising post-apocalyptic thrills and a storyline that might just outshine Call of Duty.

Sony's acquisition of cloud-gaming firm Gaikai aims to bolster its tech sales, not end consoles, say analysts.

Microsoft VP claims Nintendo's Wii-U is merely an Xbox 360 successor, sparking debate on innovation vs. graphic prowess in gaming's next phase.

Join the battlefield in End of Nations' first beta event! Sign-ups are now open, offering fans a taste of this unique military strategy game.

Square Enix raises concerns over next-gen consoles' power, citing heavy RAM demand for Agni's Philosophy's stunning visuals.

In Japan, handheld gaming reigns with the 3DS leading sales, while traditional consoles may face a cloudy future.

Bethesda focuses solely on Dawnguard, hinting it might be Skyrim's only DLC. As players choose between vampires or hunters, the future remains uncertain.

An Iranian game titled The Stressful Life of Salman Rushdie encourages players to act out the fatwa against the author, sparking controversy.