Videogame News
The penultimate episode of Telltale Games’ Tales from the Borderlands series is almost upon us, so today we get official dates and some media for Episode 4 “Escape Plan Bravo”.
There’s a rather massive new batch of digital releases this week for all PlayStation platforms.
Booker T, Emma, John Cena, Kane, Seth Rollins, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Triple H and many more WWE personalities are revealed this week.
Call of Duty fans, the Black Ops III multiplayer beta that Activision promised us is coming soon. New media and details within.
At the moment, the only new Xbox One digital release this week is Ubi’s strategic Toy Soldiers sequel. Stay tuned for more.
The first part of a new NBA 2K16 video series highlighting the game’s cover-athlete. New screens too.
Square Enix sorta unceremoniously released a set of new screens for FFXV alongside an enemy-themed gameplay trailer.
Xbox One owners have a very healthy selection of new digital releases to check out this weekend — ranging from music-based adventure to a steampunk-style hacking side-scrolling action title.
A new gameplay walkthrough, a new trailer and a selection of new gamescom screens for Ubi’s latest and greatest Assassin’s Creed title.
2K and Gearbox Software’s 5 player co-op FPS adventure is headed to consoles and PC early next year.
Following up on the massive info and media dump for Destiny: The Taken King yesterday comes yet another new video.
Both Super Smash Bros and Splatoon get DLC and/or updates this week, but there’s also a selection of new digital releases for the Wii U and 3DS this week.
LEGO Dimensions is building towards a September 27th launch and Warner Bros. is still revealing new features, modes and content for the anticipated release.
The Blue Bomber is returning in the very near future. New screens and details for Capcom’s big MM collection.
Benny takes Skylanders SuperChargers out for a test drive and gets to check out the brand new racing action, co-op and online multiplayer features.
Some fresh new screens, Moon Base Z footage, and details for the crazy new interactive playground/hub.
Blending near photo-realistic visuals with in-game live action video, the new Need for Speed is most definitely looking to be the most cinematic and dramatic NFS title yet.
