Damascus Gear: Operation Tokyo review for PS Vita
Giant robots! Post-apocalyptic ruins! What more could you want?
Giant robots! Post-apocalyptic ruins! What more could you want?
There’s a whole bunch of random goodies on the PS Store today, anchored by the digital release of Mortal Kombat X and Titan Souls, this week’s Spring Fever release.
It looks like Sony and From Software’s nightmare-inducing PS4 exclusive, Bloodborne, is off to a great start.
Sega has officially revealed the next set of Nintendo 3DS releases in their popular SEGA 3D Classics Series.
Activision is indeed hard at work on a brand new Guitar Hero title set to be released on all consoles and mobile devices this fall.
With a new generation of kombatants and updated, refined gameplay, fighting game fans won’t be disappointed with this brutal new Mortal Kombat installment.
LA Cops has great influences, but can it live up to them?
After months of speculation, rumors and leaks, Activision and Bungie have finally revealed details, and a trailer, for Destiny’s House of Wolves expansion.
Xenoblade Chronicles makes the transition from Wii to the New 3DS in deft fashion, retaining all the elements that make this one of the best RPG’s released this decade.
Heads up all you RPG fans, CD PROJEKT RED has released a fresh new, 5 minute long gameplay trailer this morning.
Final Fantasy Type-0 HD, Square Enix’s heavily remastered release of their PSP Final Fantasy title has already topped 1 million units shipped worldwide.
So far there’s only one new digital Xbox One release available via the Xbox Games Store, and that’s Tower of Guns.
Awkward dialogue and slow pace aside, gamers looking for a different type of experience between big budget game releases should consider Dontnod and Square Enix’s new episodic series.
Welp, it’s official. Call of Duty: Black Ops III is in development by Treyarch and is set to be released this year.
We hope you like Nintendo 3DS RPGs, because that’s what you’re getting this week.
LEGO minifigures and worlds come to life in Warner Bros. and The LEGO Group’s own “interactive entertainment experience” for consoles. Details, trailer and screens!