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The second film in the series based on the novel trilogy, Catching Fire is on the way to home video for a late Winter launch.

Microsoft brings the Xbox exclusive brand in-house and brings former series mainstay Rod Fergusson onboard along with it.

Behold the beast in the lair (and one monstrous ally); the Chimera is unveiled in the latest The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II trailer.

Diamond Select Toys brings a few pretty high profile items to market this week including an awesome Klingon Bird of Prey starship, Knight Rider’s KITT in full-on pursuit mode and a zombie who just wants to take a bite out of your favorite beverage.

Ready to head back into the world of Baldur’s Gate? Beamdog and Overhaul Games’ redux of the PC role-playing classic is now available on the Apple iPad.

X-Force goes back to it’s roots as the teams plunges into the world of espionage to make sure the ‘Mutant nation’ gets a fair shake on the world stage.

Marvel and the New York Daily News make it official- the Doc Ock as Spider-Man era is over.

The sequel to Wargame AirLand Battle brings the RTS action to central Asia in the ’75 through 1991 eras for some old school military conflicts.

The developer will be bringing three of its games to all-new platforms in 2014.

Sega takes another stab at the famed horror/action franchise with the tense, claustrophobic Alien: Isolation.

The zero issue line continues with a peek into the past of A&A’s mysteriously multitalented Archer.

Two of Marvel’s biggest wackos go toe-to-toe in a fight to the finish this April. Or not- you can’t really kill either one of them… can you?

Mojang‘s Notch confirms that they have no plans for releasing Minecraft on the Wii U. He explains that while he does love Nintendo, there’s too much to work on at the moment. If you’re reading this, then chances are you already know what Minecraft is all about; but for those …

The latest update to the official Super Smash Bros website is a return of an old favorite, Princess Zelda. Her new design is a sight for sore eyes.

A ‘choose your path’ graphic novel featuring the universe from the Batman: Arkham games is now available for mobiles on the interactive Madefire platform.

‘Draw’ on your screen to solve puzzles in this innovative puzzle/platformer from developer Press Play.