Rockstar Games isn’t done with Grand Theft Auto V… not even close. There’s a whole lot of content and updates coming to GTA Online, but there’s also new single player GTA V expansions/additions in the works.
A duo of puzzlers hit the PS4, the Vita gets strategic, and the PS3 gets a whole lot of bundles. Check out what’s worth downloading this week.
Nearly a dozen new screens of Strider Hiryu’s jump to current and next generation platforms.
Two new Ubisoft releases are getting the Amazon Deal of the Day treatment. Remember to upgrade to the PS4 version of ACIV for $10.
In this second behind-the-scenes look at Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, fans get a look at the character and costume designers and audio composers working hard at wrapping the game up in a pretty bow.
Saint Seiya: Brave Soldiers has all the flash of an anime fighter, but none of the fun.
If you’ve ever wished that your games had more endless manual labor, Super Motherload may be the game for you.
Of all the games we’ve ever played on the PS Vita, A-Men 2 is certainly one of them.
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.
Can Angry Birds and real-time strategy co-exist? CastleStorm hopes so. Read on to find out if they’re right!
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.
With the PS4 launch out of the way, Sony is getting back to business releasing new PS3 and PS Vita content.
A rare case where more of the same is a very, very good thing.
Square Enix this morning finally confirmed the release date for the North American version of Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster for the PS3. PS Vita details coming later. New trailer and package art inside.
Along with their announcement of a PlayStation exclusive D?j? Vu mission for Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeros, Konami also snuck out a pair of trailers and some screens for the game.
Namco Bandai today sent over a batch of new screenshots which provide us with a look into the world of Dark Souls II.
If your biggest complaint about Journey was that it was far too game-like, then here’s something that should be right up your alley.
