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American McGee and Spicy Horse Games are looking for the world’s best Alice cosplayer for a starring role in their new Kickstarter project – Alice: Otherlands.

Hey everyone, this week we have info on the upcoming GRID2 and GTA5, as well as the latest GamesRadar Photoshop Mash-up (that’s #3 if you’ve been counting).

Statue and collectible maker Kotobukiya adds War Machine and the ‘mark 42’ Iron Man suit to the armory.

“…a stinky, fart-filled romp” is probably the most unique way I’ve ever seen a game described. Judging by the newest trailer for Orc Attack though, it’s pretty accurate.

The more action oriented XCOM game is very much alive- but very different than when you saw it last.

With 35 years of history already, one of the greatest fantasy comics of all time moves to Dark Horse.

This week we have FPS’ on the brain, as well as news that Nintendo is pulling out of E3’s big 3 press conference lineup.

You may have seen the trailer for Bethesda and Tango GameWorks’ The Evil Within already, but if you haven’t…

According to Bill Roper, the head of Disney’s games division, it just might happen.

Toy maker The Bridge Direct’s excellent series’ of figures based on The Hobbit films will expand with an official wave 2 this Autumn with the release of the second film in the trilogy – The Desolation of Smaug.

Hey everyone, this week we have a look ahead to what you need to know about the new 3DS Zelda title and Mario and Luigi:Dream Team.

Two-fisted, hard driving action doused with ’60s era grit- Deep Silver has released a new trailer for Ride to Hell: Retribution that shows off the finer points of battling a biker gang.

Spiders upcoming action/RPG Mars War Logs has a dark and perilous tale to tell; see what’s what in the new overview trailer.

This week, we’ve got some info on Dark Souls 2, a comparison of which Comic Giant has better games, and a design introspective on what makes a good boss fight.

Who knew tiny robots racing asynchronously could be so much fun?

Digital downloads are the future of gaming, but what does that mean for the video game collector and his/her library?