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Blizzard has announced on their Twitter page that an updated version of Diablo 3 will be released for the Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, and PS3 on August 19. Along with the core game, the newest DLC, Reaper of Souls, will be bundled along with it. The X1 and PS4 …

Many games today are geared toward “happy moments”, where the majority of the game has a happy and bright setting. Child of Light is not one of those games.

Horror Month shuffles onward as we have news about Shin Megami Tensei, Bound by Flame and more, including a preview of NeocoreGames’ Van Helsing sequel and a look at the history of horror movies as games.

The upcoming survival horror affair that is Alien: Isolation just keep on looking better and better.

Waiting to play Bethesda’s The Elder Scrolls Online on your shiny new PS4 or Xbox One? Well, you’re going to have to sit tight a little longer, though you might not mind since the company has announced a special deal for cross-platform gamers.

You’ll be free-running and smashing zombies a little later than originally thought in Techland’s upcoming open-world title.

Coming to a new console, Frogwares’ latest Sherlock Holmes adventure deduces an official release date.

Spiders Studio’s newest is of two souls- but only one body.

The upcoming adventure game based in Gearbox’ Borderlands universe gets a better look as new screens featuring Fiona, Rhys, and a Vault Hunter you might recognize- Zero.

Some big stories, like the reveal of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, the possible X-Men live action TV series, and more Mario Kart news, broke this past week. We also kicked off our month-long celebration of all things horror with the aptly titled Horror Month. Click, and be afraid.

The Bell Killer stalks the streets of Salem, and has claimed the life of Murdered: Soul Suspect’s main character Ronan O’Connor. Now it’s time to bring him to justice from beyond the grave…

Kevin Spacey stars (yes, that Kevin Spacey) in an all-new Call of Duty universe where PMCs and high-tech weaponry reign.

This Autumn’s Call of Duty title, due to be revealed this Sunday by Activision and Sledgehammer Games, gets a very special tease in a combined effort with documentary TV show VICE. Ready for the rise of the Private Military Corporation?

Disney announced yesterday that their popular game would be getting a sequel this year, and that it would be focused on the Marvel Universe end of the spectrum of the company’s properties.

I almost consider the name of this game a challenge, like, the developers were saying “We bet you can’t play this game without any… daylight.” And then they all erupt into a chorus of chuckles and snorts; bad pun or no, this was a challenge that I failed.

Hellraid has been through a near total retooling since it was announced by zombie-centric company Techland. Now the game has officially slipped into 2015, but it’s looking more impressive then ever before thanks to the next-gen (current-gen?) hardware that it’ll be running on when you finally get to play it.