CoD: Advanced Warfare – Season Pass trailer promises epic content
If you plan on sticking with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare for the long haul, then it may pay to buy into the season pass that Activision is launching for the game.
If you plan on sticking with Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare for the long haul, then it may pay to buy into the season pass that Activision is launching for the game.
The great thing about very low expectations is that it’s really easy to exceed them.
As a reward for double-dipping, Rockstar Games has provided details on what kind of additional content that returning players can get their hands on. New screens and an FAQ too.
PlayStation 4 Software Version 2.00 is coming later tonight, and Sony has finally provided a full rundown on everything we’ll be able to do with it.
Bandai Namco and Slightly Mad Studios have an early Halloween treat for everyone looking forward to Project CARS — a not all that spooky nighttime racing trailer.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is coming early next year and CD PROJEKT RED is pretty damn excited to finally share the opening cinematic for the game.
A new horror IP creeps its way into the new console generation, dragging its other foot behind in the past. Find out how that helps or hinders it in our review.
New stage details and pre-order bonus information (costume sets naturally) along with news of a free-to-download PS4 version and new screens.
New media for Koei Tecmo’s Bladestorm: The Hundred Years War sequel due out early next year.
A rather healthy batch of new digital content across all PlayStation platforms this week.
Are you sick of these season pass announcements yet? Yes? Well too damn bad.
For those wondering what kind of effort it takes to put together a game like WWE 2K15… hint: motion capture actors getting tossed around.
Although somewhat light on actual gameplay, Activision has dropped off some new footage of Advanced Warfare.
The answer to whether you should buy the newest Sherlock Holmes game is elementary.
A retro-looking space shooter with an undeniably modern soundtrack.
Slightly Mad Studios’ Bandai Namco-published racer has officially been pushed back to March 2015 in all territories.
Just as we were complaining about Sony taking their sweet time releasing meaningful PS4 system software updates… comes more details on the next PS4 system software update.