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Last week, we took a look at some of the best of all time, but we’re ending Horror Month on a high note and getting the whole team involved in a horror game roundup that you can really sink your teeth into.

Premiering this Sunday on the Discovery Channel, Russian Yeti: The Killer Lives takes a serious look st some very disturbing events in the Ural Mountains in 1959. Get a sneak peek after the break.

If series co-creator Ed Boon’s Twitter is anything to be believed, a new Mortal Kombat installment is set to be officially announced this coming Monday.

Developer Ready at Dawn wants the most film like look possible for its upcoming PS4 title The Order: 1886. So much so that they have capped the frame-rate for the game to 30fps.

The second ongoing series staring the Jade Giant, Savage Hulk starts its run with some of the most classic characters in the Marvel U- the X-Men.

It’s a very big week for Nintendo fans as Mario Kart 8 hits the Wii U this coming Sunday. That’s far from all that’s available via the eShop this week though.

Valiant’s newest series matches up the world’s worst superhero team with the dysfunctional duo of Archer & Armstrong for a quest for treasure led by a magical map… made out of someone’s rear end.

Welcome the Broniversal Soldier, Time Bro, and more to the game that’s chock full of action heroes and more over the top action than you could shake a cigar at.

One of the biggest games of the early next generation of consoles might have seen a significant delay from it’s original November ’13 launch window, but holding off from a rush job seems to have been worth it for publisher Ubisoft.

Valiant’s Harbinger #25 will end the original series’ run as it transforms into the miniseries event, Harbinger: Omegas.

The Deluxe edition of the city-building classic is now available on the DRM-free download service.

Comic creator Templesmith’s 44FLOOD company will start work on a brand new IP for publisher IDW, with the former 30 Days of Night scribe handling the comic from pretty much all angles.

ArenaNet said today a follow up to the first season of the Living Story will start July 1st.

32 player, online battles in a world where gunpowder has been outlawed and the best warriors go up against each other in national teams instead of fighting wars.

In case you haven’t heard, a sequel to Pushmo known as Pushmo World is coming to the Wii U. It will be heading to the eshop June 19th. The first Pushmo was widely popular, and resonated with a lot of people; it came out for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011. …

Get ready for Atrocitus in Turbine’s DC Comics’ MOBA.