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Prepare for hunting season. Turtle Rock Studios has just released another trailer for their award winning co-op/competitive shooter Evolve, focusing on the playable big baddie. The trailer was released to announce a new closed “Big Alpha” testing that you gain access to with pre-order along with a savage goliath skin …

It’s about time we get back to true survival horror! I adore The Evil Within, and it’s review is an absolutely wonderful addition to BG’s Month of Terror. The Evil Within was designed to bring true survival horror back to life; and it did… with all it’s bloody, tense glory.

Ready for action? Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare looks every bit what the name implies in the newest trailer celebrating the upcoming launch.

Wow was this a packed week of content as we had more NYCC coverage, a pair of new iPads were announced, Warner Bros tok the wraps off their DC Movie slate, we went behind the scenes on Halloween: Otome, and -of course- our continuing Brutal Gamer’s Month of Terror series …

Get ready to see a whole new Sora and gang as Square Enix has decided to develop Kingdom Hearts III on Unreal Engine 4. This is a strange move for Square as they generally use their own engines to develop games and Epic Games owns Unreal. While unusual, it is …

The upcoming awards show will play host to the first ever showing of the opening cinematic for CD Projekt Red’s The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.

Here’s a shock- they deal out some lead.

The Inquisition’s hero stakes his claim to a new home for the team and goes head-to-head with a whole mess of demons.

While I am an absolute scrub at platform games, I do enjoy the difficulty and the frustrations that come with those games. Fenix Rage is no exception in this, it comes with all the highs and lows of a platformer. The learning curve is fair, although sometimes tough to bite …

Zen Studios has a brand new pair of tables headed to their award-winning pinball platform with South Park and Butters tables.

Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami’s latest new IP is now available, and you might want to play it with the lights on.

Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pratcher predicts a 42% drop in revenues from sales of new software this year as compared to 2013.

Combine the cheesiest B-Movie dialogue and forced humor, and bundle that together in a rail shooter release and what do you get? You get Viktor Kalvachev’s Blue Estate.

Looking for video game horror in its purest form? You’ve found it in The Evil Within.

This week, the Sunday Archive returns with plenty of NYCC coverage and our first booth tours of the show (which’ll continue into next week), and our kick off to the Month of Terror with horror movie reviews and more tricks and treats.

Super Smash Bros, achievements, and technobabble all take center stage in this week’s edition of the Radar.