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Activision’s semi-movie tie-in Transformers: Rise of the Dark Spark has three new characters and a pair of new weapons added to its multiplayer modes via the latest DLC.

The arena battler with Robin Hood, Achilles, and Little Red Riding Hood gives gamers a better look at gameplay.

The Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii pushed a heck of a lot of great games out the door and into gamers eager mitts in the last round of consoles.

Peripheral maker MadCatz is getting mechanical with the brand new S.T.R.I.K.E.TE.

Ever wanted to play an ‘alien jellyfish documentary’ game?  Now’s you chance.

Ready to build some all-new thrill rides? Atari has a whole world of coasters ready in Roller Coaster Tycoon World.

Dark times in Thedas as evil takes root.

Shadows: Heretic Kingdom could be considered (okay, in all honesty it is) a Diablo III clone. However, there are a few interesting takes and several mechanics that I could see being very cool once the game is complete.

The headset market for the PC and PS4 gets a little lighter with the addition of Hyper X’ Cloud White Edition Headset.

You know a game is going to be tough when there’s a trailer titled ‘Your Death’.

Underpowered and underprepared are two things that you don’t want to be when being stalked by a vicious alien killer, but that’s exactly where you’ll find yourself in Alien: Isolation.

Just a few of the piles and piles of DC characters that’ll be featured in LEGO Batman 3 are on display in the new screenshot release from Warner Bros and Traveller’s Tales.

Following up on its R.A.T.te and M.M.O.7 gaming mice, MadCatz has a brand new super-programmable gaming mouse headed to retail with the M.M.O.te.

Sounding like a cross between a few genres, Shadow Realms combines fantasy and modern sensibilities for a 4 on 1 gaming experience.

Bethesda announced today that upcoming horror title The Evil Within will be getting a season pass with some kind of surprising downloadable episodes.

80s themed action shooter Tango Fiesta has a brand new campaign and a new playable character. Don’t worry though, they’re just as stereotypically 1980’s as what you’re used to.