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We get an inside look at how Quantic Dream is turning a fantastic tech demo into PlayStation 3 reality.

We visit Redmond to look at the new, vastly improved Xbox Live, and to talk to the major players in its design. More exclusive interviews tomorrow...

Edge heads over to Rockstar to find out how Grand Theft Auto is being reinvented for the DS.

Edge looks back at how the entire RTS genre was built.

Edge takes a look at the past, present, and future of the fundamental graphics technology that has shaped gaming’s worlds.

Be good, be bad, and all that jazz. You won’t believe what Fable II will ask of you.

Nintendo’s future has never looked brighter. So why is its most ardent fanbase feeling shut out?

Brave, beautiful and magnificent, LittleBigPlanet is one of gaming’s rare triumphs. Read Edge's review...

Has Street Fighter IV eclipsed its legendary predecessors? We review a new Capcom classic.

Edge visits Media Molecule to talk to the team behind LittleBigPlanet, one of the year's most remarkable games...

Is Lionhead’s ambitious sequel all bluster, or truly open-ended greatness?

We speak to Tez Okano about Thunder Force VI, surviving against the odds, and his plan to give shooters an extra life.

With a fresh perspective on the universe and some of the best space combat mechanics ever, TIE Fighter remains one of the true great Star Wars games.

We scrape back DC’s irradiated soil and find ourselves introduced to the apocalypse.

The game manual is essential to the boxed videogame package and boasts a rich history. So what is the secret behind its appeal?

How one of Sega’s final Dreamcast releases, SGGG, a videogame about a console-maker on the verge of collapse, offered its fans the chance to change the ending of a story that in real life concluded in tragic fashion.