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Here we have some footage of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker from San Diego Comic-Con 2014. Captain Toad must navigate his way through a fiery maze while avoiding the attacks of a dragon. From what we see here, the puzzles appear to be more sophisticated this time around. Components such as …

This week’s Nintendo Download brings original titles like Siesta Fiesta and Wooden Sen’Sey, as well as a classic and fan favorite of many with Blaster Master.

Just announced at the San Diego Comic Con, 12 new creator-owned books are on the way from the publisher in 2014/15.

Sure team wins are great, but what’s beating a legion of monsters back to hell without some fortune and glory of the personal kind to cap it all off?

The popular BBC action/adventure about cloning and conspiracies heads to the printed page courtesy of IDW.

A pair of new titles for mobile platforms will be playable on the show floor at SDCC this week.

If you’re looking for some Transformers comics to read, this Bundle’s for you.

Good news for Bravely Default fans out there, Agnes Oblige returns, as well as some jobs from the previous game. You can see Magnolia Arch in the left side of the scan, donning outfits from jobs like red mage, valkyrie, performer and time mage. The scan simply describes her as …

Upcoming mobile FPS Modern Combat 5: Blackout will be the first of Gameloft’s titles to go day-one for both mobile and the PC, alongside versions on the traditional Android and iOS app stores.

Diamond Select’s new X-Men Minimate set is looking pretty awesome.

The newest trailer for Bungie’s destiny is all about guns. Lots of guns.

Valiant’s dynamic, conspiracy busting duo are going to be movie stars.

Set in the decade of excess, Epiphany Games’ Majestic Nights puts gamers in the shoes of a real live conspirator who’s taken part in every major dark and underhanded happening of the day. And then some.

The penultimate chapter (of season 2) of Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead adaptation is now available on consoles and the PC.

Once upon a time, there was a game critic who was told to review a game about one of his favorite book series, based upon classical fairy tales. He played it, made (most of) the right decisions, and lived happily ever after.

It’s time to get back to Dark Souls II, there’s more dying to do.