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The bestselling video game ever has a devoted, vocal, following. Can a faceless corporation make a successful film based on such beloved IP without involving its fanbase?

The idiosyncratic adventure from 1999 beat the likes of Doom and Super Mario Bros in a public vote, proving that, in a world of blockbusters, there's still room for strange, exotic games ...

Full-throttle star turns from Jack Black and Jennifer Coolidge raise laughs but don't help the perfunctory plotting in this screen take on the game franchise ...

In this week's newsletter: Finally, the sequel to the revolutionary handheld console was unveiled - and it was a reminder that no does joy like Nintendo ...

New console features larger screen, double the pixels and magnetically attached controllers ...

Parents can block children from talking to certain people and get detailed screen-time insights on site popular with under-13s ...

Inspired by the 1967 Windscale fire, Rebellion's open-world adventure features an interesting mystery, but suffers from middling combat, poor stealth and an underutilised setting ...

It drove me to distraction on the ZX Spectrum and now that a new version of TMNT is available on a PlayStation collection, I had to test myself against it once more - with inevitable consequences ...

The developers of Thank Goodness You're Here!, Frog Detective and Consume Me discuss burnout, 'second-album syndrome', erotic fan art, and the other highs and lows of having a breakout success ...

Those of us who spend our lives gaming can no longer deny knowledge that our online communities are awash with disturbing hate speech and violent rhetoric ...