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A huge new release meets a strong showing of older titles.

Not actually the name of their next home console, which has yet to be revealed, Nintendo is beyond bullish on what’s being called the NX. How optimistic are they? They’re looking for the console to ship between 10 and 12 million units in 2016.

Job listings have revealed that WB Games Montreal is working on a pair of games starring DC Comics heroes.

The Following has turned into what could basically be a full-on Dying Light sequel and, according to developer Techland, will be getting a little shake-up as goes the pricing.

Bayonetta and Transformers: Devastation studio Platinum Games looks to be hard at work on a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles title.

A peek into one of the stranger looking parts of Batman v Superman aired during the mid-season finale of Gotham on Fox last night. Click through to have a look.

Tis the season, so from toys to video games and everything in-between, here’s Brutal Gamer’s list of the best to give and get for this Holiday.

One of the biggest games of the year doesn’t disappoint with multiplayer action aplenty and cool, cyber-powered abilities.

Mighty No.9 just wants to have fun.

Tablift just might change the way you use your tablet.

Marvel Comics is set to give fans (and prospective fans) a learnin’ with their new YouTube series, Marvel 101.

Greetings, everyone! For this week’s round up, there are some great games and hardware to browse, as well as some potentially exciting video game news. Make sure to browse through to find everything that you could have missed this week!

There’s more new stuff headed to Warner Bros and Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham Knight this month, including Catwoman and Robin solo adventures, and that long-awaited Batman v Superman costume/Batmobile pack.

Atlus’ remake of the classic Odin Sphere will have a Storybook edition when it hits retail this Spring.

Not really a Black Friday deal since the promo actually started a few days back, but still worth your while is Marvel’s digital comics deal, which nets you unlimited reading of their archive for less that $5 USD a month.

Udon prints some of the coolest comics based on Capcom’s Street Fighter franchise that’ve ever hit the racks, while Visionborne makes digital comics do all kinds of stuff that print books don’t. add the two together and you’ve got Street Fighter Origin: Akuma.