Longtime Polygon video producer Nick Robinson has "parted ways" with the site following a string of allegations that surfaced on Twitter at the beginning of the week.

Here's an interesting fact: not only was the original Life Is Strange a pretty cool, unique video game -- it was also tremendously popular. It sold 3 million copies.

So a sequel was sorta inevitable. And yes, here it is.

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A new Overwatch team is set to make its debut on the international stage. Laser Kittenz is made up of the former Bench Boys roster and two other players, and the team will be looking to establish itself in the upcoming Overwatch League.

Champions of the most recent Counter-Strike: Global Offensive major, Astralis chalked up another tournament win today in Katowice, Poland at the Intel Extreme Masters, defeating FaZe 3-1.

Blizzard unveiled the next expansion for Hearthstone today, bringing with it a series of mechanical adjustments and a massive overhaul to deck-building options in April 2017.

Lionhead Studios, creators of the Fable series, are no more, meaning there's nothing stopping crazy stories from their past getting out. Like this one, where an ex-employee claims the developers once had some stuff stolen by some teenagers, who Lionhead tracked down then threatened with ... ratting them out to one of their mums.

Reportedly mistaking a pair of teenage Pokemon GO players parked outside his house early Saturday morning for criminals, a Palm Coast, Florida man opened fire on their vehicle. The teens escaped unscathed. The car, not so much.

"It's six figures of big money showered upon teenage boys, what can possibly go wrong?" -- Peter Moore, head of EA's competitive gaming division, discussing the publisher's approach to EA Sports, which includes helping pro players properly handle their winnings.

Gametrailers, a site that was once the internet's go-to place for...game trailers, today announced that after 13 years it is ceasing operations.

For over twenty years, a video game has tormented mums, dads and office workers the world over. And it has nothing to do with orcs, racecars or terrorists.

"We are also continuing to invest in Kinect, and are looking forward to launching the Cortana personal assistant on Xbox One in 2016." -- Microsoft's Larry "Major Nelson" Hryb, stressing that Kinect isn't dead even as Microsoft lets first-party software support sink to Vita-like levels and discounts the hardware in all its forms.