There’s a nice variety of downloads and content on the PS Store this week, from an anticipated PS Vita JRPG, to a couple of cross-buy PS4 releases, and even a pair of PS one Classics. Read on.
We’re guessing that Sony’s spend $50 and get $10 back PSN promotion did pretty well, ’cause they are back with another one for December.
How does Tomb Raider for $14.99, The Bureau for $19.79 or Far Cry Blood Dragon for only $4 sound? See what else is on sale beginning today.
Those who enjoy fun, mindless action games may give Final Exam a passing grade.
The Wii U is “The Best Choice This Holiday Season” according to Nintendo and this new infographic that they’ve sent over this morning. Do you agree?
According to Activision, the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Call of Duty: Ghosts are still on top of the next-generation launch library, globally.
After ripping ourselves away from the PS4 (and real-life obligations) for a few moments, we were finally able to gather some casual thoughts regarding Sony’s next-generation console.
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.
While not a system seller or a AAA launch title, Knack provides early PS4 owners with a solid if unspectacular adventure and a decent dose of family friendly co-op gameplay.
Bilbo, Gandalf and their blocky friends will be officially beginning their videogame adventure in 2014.
If you’ve been looking for an excuse to pick up a Wii U, Super Mario 3D World is it.
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag on the PlayStation 4 brings the visual fidelity more in line with the scope and scale this pirate-fueled adventure deserves.
Now we have a good, old fashioned next-generation console launch fight on our hands.
Score a trio of Xbox One – Day One Edition launch titles for $49.99 each. Probably only for a limited time, so you know what to do.
Amazon has a nice selection of next-gen lighting deals going on right now. NBA Live 14, Need for Speed Rival, LEGO Marvel and more coming soon.
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.
