In this week’s Gaming News Round-up: A new, extensive making of video for The Last of Us is revealed, The Order 1886 boasts a new trailer and Nintendo to discontinue Wii and DS Wi-Fi connection service. FULL STORY >

With so much going on at the 2014 Mobile World Congress, something is bound to fall through the cracks. This is our roundup of the products on display that you may have missed. FULL STORY >

A Japanese high school student is spirited away to a magical fantasy world, where it is her destiny to save the world. Although the theme might be a familiar one for anime fans, The Twelve Kingdoms series is an epic fantasy, drawing you into a unique world. FULL STORY >

If there is one thing that Star Wars has been able to generate, it is merchandise, this is our collection of the strangest, most innovative Star Wars-themed products. FULL STORY >

The Q20 is BlackBerry’s newly enhanced QWERTY enabled flagship, officially detailed at the Mobile World Congress 2014 in Barcelona. Spain. FULL STORY >

Nikon has also unveiled its latest pinnacle DSLR – the D4S – which is firmly aimed at pros and brings an even more expanded ISO sensitivity to Nikon top of the line DSLRs. FULL STORY >

To absolutely no-one’s surprise at all, Samsung unveiled its newest pinnacle of its smartphone range (at least for now), the Galaxy S5 at Mobile World Congress 2014. FULL STORY >

Nokia unveiled a full range of devices at this year’s Mobile World Congress. What makes this release so unique, is the Android OS these devices will run on. FULL STORY >

50 years ago, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov predicted that by 2014 robots will be common but not really clever. True, but there are a few darn smart ones around. FULL STORY >

Mozilla forecasted the release of a range of cheap smartphones at MWC 2013. A year later, along with Spreadtrum, the company looks to make $25 smartphones a reality. FULL STORY >