Hard hitting DC Comics fighting action, mature portable RPGs, and puffy little retro platformers round out your Nintendo Download highlights this week. Not a bad combo…
Muramasa Rebirth is getting a fancy collector’s edition for its upcoming June 25th release on the Playstation Vita.
Disney Interactive unveils a Nintendo exclusive new game based on the upcoming high-flying motion picture.
A first look at Sam Fisher’s stealthy Wii U adventure, complete with screens, box art and a fact sheet.
Are you mad for Motocross racing? Well… why not give this week’s Xbox Live Arcade title a try?
Wii U owners have been somewhat vocal that the Wii U has somewhat paltry 3rd party support, and Nintendo this morning released a statement to try to calm those fears a bit.
Capcom continues to release obscure arcade classics that defined the term “Rage Quit”.
Several goodies are available to download this week from the PlayStation Store including Guacamelee! for the PS3 and PS Vita.
Sony today announced that they will be delivering a PlayStation Vita system software update with some much requested features a bit later today.
What began as a blatant copy of Super Mario Bros. resurfaces to try and distance itself from it’s troubled past.
Coming October 25th, 2013 for Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Wii U. Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate will be releasing for the 3DS and Vita on the same date.
Omerta: City of Gangsters certainly gets some love for a unique SRPG setting, but there’s not enough here past the concept stage to make this as cool as it should be.
Part 2 of Naughty Dog’s The Last of Us video series follows the team as they discuss more about the game world, environments, and the concept art used to create the game.
Some decent promotions buried in Amazon’s latest batch of gaming deals.
Check out some impressions of Defiance, the new Trion developed MMO for consoles and PC. Expect a full, official review shortly.
An explosive new trailer for Most Wanted Entertainment’s arcade-style, action-flight digital title set to take off onto XBLA, PSN and the PC soon.
Terraria’s one of those games you’ll either love or find irredeemably boring. Which side does Matthew land on? Click through to find out.
