News

The fourth and final issue of Valiant Comics’ Divinity is finally here, brining more answers, and even more trouble for the Valiant Universe and Unity down the line.

A pair of new titles, each one featuring a classic children’s character, are not he way with both Paddington and Garfield Kart hitting Nintendo’s handheld before the end of the Summer.

The Predators from the Alien vs Predator movies are coming soon, and here’s a look at the first three.

Guitar Hero Live gets a little more ‘alt’ this week with the reveal that bands like Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Tenacious D, and more will be a part of the game’s track list.

Man does Valiant have some awesome retro merchandise set for sale at this weekend’s Phoenix Comic Con. That’s not all though, as the publisher has the usual assortment of can’t miss panels, guests and more on tap as well.

How does having superhuman hearing in your games sound? How about having it wirelessly? Then you might be into what Turtle Beach has on tap.

Finally arriving on DRM-free gaming retailer GOG.com, Telltale Games has an awesome little sale lined up to celebrate its arrival.

Who will you let survive Until Dawn?

The whole line, as it exists right now, is shown off in this new video, which means you’ll get a first-time look at Wolverine as well.

If you like The Flash TV show, the chances are you’re going to want this for your desktop.

This new trailer for Mad Max: Savage Road look somewhat familiar, but still pretty cool… in a savage kind of way.

Secret Wars is an ending and a new beginning for Marvel Comics’ heroes and villains.

Coming through on promises to mine their back-catalog for HD remakes and remasters, Capcom already has a new one in the offing. Ready to take that train ride into Raccoon City one more time in Resident Evil 0?

Bandai Namco’s little round mascot is 35 years old, and still holding his own in the world of gaming. Happy birthday Pac-Man.

BioWare celebrates its 20th Anniversary today! From unique beginnings to changing the landscape of video games, BioWare is an integral part of video game history. BioWare was formed in 1995 by Ray Muzyka, Greg Zeschuk, and Augustine Yip, medical doctors who met at school. Their first successful game was Bauldur’s …

Slender: The Arrival looks to bring the next chapter in this haunting story from creator Eric “Victor Surge” Knudson.