Tag Archives: PS4

We already know that director Shinji Mikami and Tango Gameworksare putting a heck of a lot of work into the visuals of The Evil Within, but the voicework is sounding just as good with a top notch cast.

Ready for some tough action in a fantasy land filled with giant monsters?

For late Summer, there was no shortage of stuff going on this past week! We had news from all around the industry as well as some big reviews of the games of August including Metro Redux and Risen 3.

PvZ heads to the toy aisle and you could win all of them before they even see official release.

Destiny is almost here, so of course Activison and developer Bungie have released an all new trailer showing off plenty more gameplay, and more than a few accolades.

So here goes….Let’s review the scariest demo I’ve ever played, or anyone I know has played, and quite possibly, ever made. (Spoiler Alert!!!)

There are going to be a lot of DC characters to play as and against in the newest LEGO Batman title from Warner Bros and Traveller’s Tales. A LOT.

Activision and Bungie’s Destiny looks like the multiplayer juggernaut that you probably assumed it would be in this new trailer showcasing the assortment of modes.

Metro Last Light returns as half of the ‘Redux’ package, bringing one of the best FPS series of last-gen to the new round of consoles and the PC with a fresh coat of paint.

Like a roller coaster, Metro 2033 Redux had its share of ups and downs, but was this ride ultimately a memorable one?

Welcome to a new segment I’m doing called Is >insert game< Really That Good/Bad? (Lots of variables…) Where I will be looking at games that have already been reviewed by dozens (if not hundreds) of people, and widely accepted as good or bad. The first game to be a part …

In Destiny, Venus was a paradise for humanity. That was before the fall.

Announced last week during Gamescom, Activision has given gamers a peek into what they can expect from Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare’s multiplayer modes. Spoiler: It looks nothing like any CoD that you’ve played before.

Konami’s premier soccer title is almost playable.

Atlus’ new JRPG is shifting from October to November.

Warner Bros and Monolith Productions announced that there will indeed be a season pass of DLC available for this upcoming open-world, action/adventure Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor.