Screenshots, concept art, fan art and other images that show off the amazing visual creativity and breadth of video games and the people who make and play them.
While everyone gets chin-scratchy over the Star Wars Episode 7 casting and rumoured name (The Ancient Fear) LucasArts is issuing a fan-pleasing book collecting together all the original trilogy's scoreboards. It includes unseen art, deleted scenes and work from legendary artists like Ralph McQuarrie.
You could call this beautiful image of Ellie "fan art", but that would be a weird definition, since the artist actually worked on The Last Of Us.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer is AWESOME as a LucasArts-style point and click adventure. More pics within.
Obviously, the first thing I'd think of on breaking my arm would be to build a cool 3D-printed Pip-Boy, housing a fan to cool the cast. After all the screaming and blame of course.
Leopards and lions would no longer be the kings of the savanna if Pokémon were around. Here's DeviantART artist Sebas, and his Pokésafari series.
Animator Michael Eurek thought it would be a great idea to recreate the Temple of Time from the Legend of Zelda games, just to show how good an HD Zelda game would look like in 2014.
Charles Lee is an artist who has worked with companies like Nike, EA, Sony, Obsidian and Motorola. Some games he's worked on include Lost Planet 3, Firefall and the cancelled Aliens RPG.
They really have an RTS feel, but I don't even want to think about that. Look below for shots of Pandaria, The Barrens, Durotar, Nagrand, Grizzly Hills, Stormwind and more.
Here's a glimpse at Telltale's upcoming Borderlands game, and boy it does not disappoint.
The fancy artwork behind video game menus and computers has to come from somewhere, and we found one of the people behind it. Have a look at some of these incredible pieces of concept art.
Hey would you look at that, it's Sunday. Do you know what that means? Correct! Comics time!
We had the trailer, now we have some screenshots. But what do they tell us about the new Call of Duty? Are those Laserdisc players?
Crysis might be known for impressive shiny graphics, but even they can be improved. Imagine how nice it looks in 8K resolution?
Titanfall aficionados amongst you may recognise these cards from the game, well one enthusiastic Redditor has created real versions for your viewing pleasure.
MDugarchomp is an appropriation artist from Boston with a penchant for Pokémon and modernist painter Charley Harper. Her latest big project, a trio of posters, illustrates the Generation I starter Pokémon and their evolutions.
Brazilian artist Bruno Werneck works at Filmpaint studio, where he's been able to contribute to some of the world's biggest video game and movie projects.
