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This week, we have a few must read reviews. Our Street Fighter V review finally landed, as well as another Walking Dead Recap and a few other PC game reviews. This week we learned that Fable Legends is canceled and Lionhead is closing. Look through our list to find out …

Our long-awated Street Fighter V review is finally here. Will fists fly at this location?

I wonder if playing as Doom’s demons in multiplayer is going to be popular.

Harmonix has very likely parted ways with Mad Catz, and will tap PDP for further publication of Rock Band.

This week, we have a ton of video game information. The Nintendo Direct on Thursday was packed with announcements and footage, while the latest The Walking Dead made comic readers giddy with anticipation. The Ghostbusters trailer dropped, and the community reacted strongly to Nintendo’s Federation Force information. Check out the …

Miss out on the first two Dead Island games? Well that’s what the Definitive Collection is for.

More levels to the popular Call of Duty: Black Ops III game!

No Man’s Sky available for pre-order at GOG.com, Gamestop, and most other retailers.

If you don’t purchase the Founder’s Pack, you’ll still have a chance to try the Open Beta for free this summer.

Horror themes aren’t foreign to Frogwares’ Sherlock Holmes series of adventure games, but The Devil’s Daughter has a completely different feel than anything that’s come before.

It’s not all that long of a holdup, but the ultimate chapter in Naughty Dog’s Nathan Drake series of action games is getting bumped again.

Looking forward to Homefront: The Revolution? Then you might be interested in the Goliath Edition, which includes an R/C drone car.

Fans of Disney’s toys-to-life series won’t be getting a new installment here in 2016, but there will be a major new ‘playset’ with Marvel Battlegrounds.

The PlayStation 4 will be getting a dose of PC-streaming, according to Sony.

Back once again and making its debut on the PS4, The Witch and the Hundred Knight: Revival Edition is finally here.

Following its 2013’s release on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, Deadpool has now landed on next-gen consoles with a version that is an almost straight port of the original, except for two challenge rooms and a couple of costumes. There’s no graphical update, no alternative modes and no shiny new …