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“The Art of Wolfenstein: The New Order” leads the way as a series of new artistic tomes are announced by Bethesda and Dark Horse Comics.

Ubisoft’s absolutely gorgeous ‘turn-based RPG’ will be getting a deluxe edition for the UK that’ll be filled with some pretty cool goodies.

Capcom and developer Double Helix bring a rebooted Strider to consoles that not only updates, but outdoes and improves upon envy version that’s come before (including the arcade original) in every way.

The universe itself is unraveling and Namor and the Black Panther make a pact that might be too late to stop the end from coming.

It’s been almost two weeks since Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze came out, and so far the reception has been warm. The difficulty in particular is most notable. To drive the point home, Nintendo released a trailer exhibiting some of the deaths that will no doubt occur in your playthrough. …

Just a little reminder that part two of the second season of Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead series is arriving this week.

The new era in the Marvel Universe’s cosmic history continues withe a whole new comic featuring the Sentinel of the Spaceways, Silver Surfer.

Atlus’ original adventure in demon-sumoning and recruiting comes to iOS; for the first time in english.

Born from a combined effort between Diamond (who we’re pretty big fans of here at BG) and high-end toy-maker Medicom, Swamp Thing will be strictly limited to 300 pieces and will only be available at entertainment retailer Hastings.

Uncharted PS4 development will march on despite the loss of the creative director and writer Amy Hennig, who some say was “pushed out” of the company.

West Coast+Dos Soles Gang+Electro= unhappy Frank. Then again, pretty much everything equals an unhappy Frank.

The full-on sequel for Cyanide Studios’ adaptation of the classic Games Workshop tabletop game looks like a top prospect in this new set of screenshots.

The age of the special variant cover returns with Valiant Comics’ massive Armor Hunters big Summer crossover.

PepsiCo’s Fritos line of snacks and publisher Activision have teamed to make a fan’s dream come true in more ways than one.

Zen Studios’ take on the popular Popcap franchise comes to the computer via Steam and the Mac App Store.

The undead horde roams the streets of the Rotten Apple, while vampires stalk the night. Not too much room in there for regular people is there?