Maybe the best episode of The Walking Dead yet? Could be, and the music isn’t bad either.

Magneto continues his war against those who would threaten Mutant-kind, which might include S.H.I.E.L.D.

Yeah, we know it’s a little late, but when has Brutal Gamer ever stood by formality?

A brand new initiative from the publisher is set to get new fans into their books and onboard with the some of the best comics on the racks.

Garret returns to his thieving ways for the reincarnation of a classic.

The martial arts epic comes home with a Blu Ray that packs more than just a  copy of the film.

Military charitable group Operation Supply Drop is launching their latest 8-bit Salute this may, and this time they’ve got some big time backup in the form of Naughty Dog, Wargaming America and more.

The classic Star Trek episode first aired back in 1967, but it become one the most talked about installments of the original series ever. Now publisher IDW is set to release an adaptation of the original (uncut) teleplay as a five-part mini-series.

Midnight City releases some good Gone Home and Costume Quest 2 news this week.

Bandai Namco’s latest volume of grueling combat has officially hit retail.

Landing on the Xbox family of consoles first, the newest DLC pack for Call of Duty: Ghosts is almost here.

Hot on the heels of the Ultimat universe-changing event that was Cataclysm, the All-New Ultimates are finding themselves in the complete mess that has become New York City.

NeoCore Games’ sequel to The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing finally has a release date and lots more, as the studio releases info about the big differences between the first game and the sequel and preorder availability.

Woody gets a job and opens a bank account. And robots attack. And Edison’s Radical Acquisitions are back. And they want their goat.

Mode 7’s next game is now available to access through Steam.

The team behind Rock of Ages and Zeno Clash announces Abyss Odyssey, a procedurally generated side-scrolling action game that looks like it’s set to break the mold. But then again, what would you expect from the guys who made the supremely odd Zeno Clash.