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Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D – The Complete First Season arrives for both DVD and Blu Ray players in a few months.

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.

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.

The third installment of the Sacred series will be ready to hack and slash the Xbox 360 and PS3 this August.

Arriving in just a few week’s time, Eternal Con is set to deliver a comic book convention back to Long Island, NY in style.

Well, that didn’t take long. It looks like the recently announced toys will be figured into the upcoming edition of the Nintendo fighting game franchise.

Warhammer 40k goes tower defense with an action tilt.

Some of the greatest fictional characters of all time come together in one big brawl for it all in Crytek’s Arena of Fate.

A better look at the in-game action in Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark is on tap for the latest trailer for the game, along with an intro for Drift, a Decepticon turncoat who’s fighting on the side of the Autobots.

Even here in the digital age, most gamers in the UK still prefer getting their software the old fashioned way.

Naming the greatest games in gaming’s horror catalog is a tall order, but one that feels right at home here in Horror Month.

Tonight, Sakurai has confirmed yet another character for Super Smash Brothers Brawl veteran Ike returns. Admittedly, there was a part of me that was worried as to whether Ike was getting the boot or not. With a possible Awakening representative, one couldn’t help but consider the idea that he may …

A horror classic gets the Blu Ray treatment as Jack Palance’s portrayal of the vampire lord rises from its grave.

Hardcore Divinity fans take note, Larian’s new RPG has a very limited special edition boxed edition that’s brimming with extras.

The nuclear-powered behemoth from the far east is back on the printed page, and ready to tear into your favorite city.

Betrayer is part FPS, part pain in the head.