Videogame News
As Nintendo promised, the Year of Luigi continues with a one-two punch of hardware/software bundles that celebrates Mario’s lankier brother. SOme other Holiday deals too. Check ’em out.
Bilbo, Gandalf and their blocky friends will be officially beginning their videogame adventure in 2014.
Now we have a good, old fashioned next-generation console launch fight on our hands.
The first big step in Microsoft’s quest to own your living room begins today. Read on for the official launch announcement.
Eager to buy some Xbox One games, digitally, before even getting hands on your console? Go right ahead.
EA and PopCap Games have announced that their 3rd person Plants vs Zombies shooter spinoff will be fully grown by early next year. [Update: New trailer and screens]
There’s this little Wii U game known as Super Mario 3D World or something launching tomorrow on the Nintendo eShop that we assume a couple of Wii U owners may want to check out. Something about Zelda too…
As he did with the PlayStation 4 just about a week ago, Jimmy Fallon played host to a demo of the Xbox One last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
Google decided they wanted to cut it reeaallly close to the Xbox One’s launch this Friday before delivering a YouTube app, but it looks like they just made it. Cue up the cute cat videos!
One of the best installments in Namco Bandai’s weapon-based fighting series get enhanced and re-released this week.
While we’re patiently waiting for Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 to launch for the PS3 and Xbox 360 early next year, Konami was busy putting together a top 10 list for the series.
Activision has proclaimed that Call of Duty: Ghosts is or will be the best selling next generation launch title for the PS4 and Xbox One.
With the PS4 launch out of the way, Sony is getting back to business releasing new PS3 and PS Vita content.
Sure, it’s out today. We’re waiting on a certain company to launch their machine for review (cough Microsoft cough), but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few reasons to keep an eye on Ghost’s premiere title this week.
Microsoft’s slick Xbox One Upload Center feature appears ready to go and this morning the company dropped off a new video walking users through the process.
Microsoft today announced that the ability to livestream video from the Xbox One, via Twitch, will not be coming until 2014.
With BioShock Infinite, Grand Theft Auto V, Super Mario 3D World, The Last of Us and Tomb Raider vying for Game of the Year, it should be a pretty exciting show.
