Videogame News
Okay all you Xbox Gold subscribers and Xbox One and/or Xbox 360 owners, your free Games with Gold titles for November have been announced.
One of the very best PS3 strategy RPGs of its time is officially headed to the PC in the very near future.
For all those holding off on playing Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes because of the $30 price tag, Konami has some good news for you.
Remember when gamers actually played first person shooters for the story as much as the multiplayer? We do…
Yes, Driveclub PS Plus Edition is still apparently in limbo, but next month’s lineup is still quite solid.
Eko Software’s unique take on zombie survival hits the Xbox One in its most complete and awkwardly titled form yet. Costume Quest 2 sneaks out just in time for Halloween too.
A fresh new PS4/Xbox One trailer for the upcoming, highly enhanced re-release of the PSP Final Fantasy title.
Hold on to the light Destiny fans… New story quests and missions, exotic weapons and gear, co-op strikes and raids, multiplayer arenas, and a light level cap increase too.
Zombie shooters, Halloween-themed RPGs, basketball and wrestling games, and portable online adventure titles round out this week’s interesting PS Store lineup.
If you plan on sticking with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare for the long haul, then it may pay to buy into the season pass that Activision is launching for the game.
As a reward for double-dipping, Rockstar Games has provided details on what kind of additional content that returning players can get their hands on. New screens and an FAQ too.
PlayStation 4 Software Version 2.00 is coming later tonight, and Sony has finally provided a full rundown on everything we’ll be able to do with it.
Microsoft really, really wants you to buy an Xbox One this Holiday season.
Bandai Namco and Slightly Mad Studios have an early Halloween treat for everyone looking forward to Project CARS — a not all that spooky nighttime racing trailer.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is coming early next year and CD PROJEKT RED is pretty damn excited to finally share the opening cinematic for the game.
In case you missed the big Nintendo Direct event last night… Nintendo had 50 new Super Smash Bros. Wii U facts to share — and a few of them were legitimately awesome.
New stage details and pre-order bonus information (costume sets naturally) along with news of a free-to-download PS4 version and new screens.
