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Activision’s Eric Hirshberg and Jamie Jackson introduce the first Guitar Hero title for modern consoles, and the first installment of the series in half a decade.

All’s very far from well in Miami in issue #2 of Lion Forge Comics’ Miami Vice Remix.

Director Josh Trank’s sci-fi take on the classic Marvel Comic is looking better and better with every trailer.

A tie-in series for the upcoming Star Wars film The Force Awakens, Marvel Comics’ Shattered Empire explores the days after the Empire’s defeat in Return of the Jedi.

You’ve probably seen it already (as well as that crappy bootleg version), but here’s the awesome teaser for Batman v Superman in all its HD glory one more time.

Harmonix has announced that their newest game will work with pretty much every piece of plastic equipment that you might have laying around the house, possibly including that new Guitar Hero Live controller.

Star Wars Battlefront from DICE is looking like it’s pretty much everything that you were hoping it would be.

Your favorite (?) crew of writers and editors shot the breeze this past Mortal Kombat release week, remembering back to earlier, simpler, yet still plenty bloody times. Back when Mortal Kombat was new.

Mortal Kombat X is a glorious evolution for the bloodiest fighting franchise in gaming.

Pick up Mortal Kombat X this week? Then you’re going to want to have a look at the Mortal Kombat X Wired Fight Pad from PDP, because this controller and fighting games go together like fists and smashed skulls.

Your pens and paper clips might not be as exciting as Arrow’s crime fighting gear, but it’ll all look plenty cool stored in this handy little desk set from Icon Heroes.

There’s something about what JJ Abrams is doing with the next episode in the Star Wars franchise that just feels right. And awesome. Really, really awesome.

The original Mortal Kombat was a revolution for fighting games and ushered in a whole new era of blood and guts. Oh, and it was a pretty good fighter too.

How does 500 digital Star Wars comics sound? If you’re subscribed to Marvel Unlimited, that’s what you’ve got.

Note to Blood Bowl II players, Chaos doesn’t appear to play ‘nice’.

Available right now on Nintendo’s handheld console, Sega’s Fantasy Zone sequel delivers a classic game with some 3D enhancements.