Wolfenstein: The Old Blood is probably the most high profile PS4 release this week, but there’s still a couple of other titles across all platforms worth checking out. The free PS Plus games for May are live as well.
Bungie is set to show off the new Destiny endgame activity known as the Prison of Elders. Check out the teaser trailer and details within.
More Exo Zombies, maps, a new weapon, the all-new Exo Grapple ability playlist and more.
Koei Tecmo is ready to set the trap for a new generation of gamers with Deception IV: The Nightmare Princess.
Sony today unveiled the next set of free Instant Game Collection releases for PlayStation Plus members for the month of May.
As usual, there’s a unique variety of new releases on the PS Store this week.
Tomorrow is the day that Bungie reveals Trials of Osiris, another brand new event that is being introduced in the Destiny – Expansion II: House of Wolves expansion.
The archive of the live Reef reveal and new details regarding upgrade paths, modes, vendors, legendary and exotic weapons and gear and more.
Do you want even more retro-inspired action platforming for the PS4, PS Vita and/or PS3? Well look no further than this week’s new releases.
Bungie is gearing up for the release of Destiny Expansion II: House of Wolves, and as promised, they’re ready to show off the anticipated update.
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.
With a new generation of kombatants and updated, refined gameplay, fighting game fans won’t be disappointed with this brutal new Mortal Kombat installment.
After months of speculation, rumors and leaks, Activision and Bungie have finally revealed details, and a trailer, for Destiny’s House of Wolves expansion.
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.
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!
Another year, another version of The Show that still can’t figure out how this whole “online” thing works.
