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UK PlayStation owners finally get to test out the PlayStation Now. Beta for the service began today and is available to all of the UK. The service is starting off with rentals rather than a similar subscription service like in the US. When Sony first started testing PS Now in …

Activision has unleashed a brand new set of songs that’ll be playable in the campaign mode for the upcoming Guitar Hero Live.

Halo is a popular series, massively so as the total sales numbers for the franchise have topped 65 million copies.

Street Fighter Unlimited is coming from the prolific art book creators at Udon.

Fresh from Icon Heroes, comes this super-cool Batmobile booked set, styled after the car as it’s featured in Batman: Arkham Knight.

A six-part crossover event akin to a superhero arc like Secret Wars, Vader Down launches the first such story for Marvel’s Star Wars brand.

PlayStation fans can finally live out their dreams of stepping all over major global cities with Bandai Namco’s Godzilla.

This is it, Valiant’s biggest even of the year kicks off in Book of Death #1.

Batgirl: A Matter of Family is now available for Season Pass holders, and there’s some awesome skins on the way for August that longtime Bat-fans aren’t going to want to miss.

Snake? Snaaaaaaaaaaaake?! Oh wait, it’s not Snake that’s missing, it’s Kojima. As in, his name (and studio) are now gone off the box art for Metal Gear Solid V.

The gleamingly futuristic artwork of Mirror’s Edge is on the way to your bookshelf courtesy of Dark Horse Comics.

In a bit of a shock move, Activision has posted both Prototype games to Xbox live in a bundle pack for the Xbox One.

While chances are that you’ve seen both of these already, I think it’s worth a repeat since we have yet to post them on BG.

Tembo is finally arriving on consoles and the PC this month, and Sega’s newest mascot is offering some discounts for those who pre-order.

Straight from the mind of writer Dean Koontz, Frankenstein: Storm Surge is set to debut as a new six-issue miniseries from Dynamite Comics.

Rush Hero, the new game from Ketchapp is all fun, and slightly addicting. On first opening the app i was immediately drawn to the simplicity of it. First time players are greeted to a simple tutorial which introduces the simple mechanics. You simple drag your finger across the screen to …