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Already stocked to the rafters with characters, Warner Brothers and Traveller’s Tales LEGO Marvel Superheroes has just gotten a godly dose of heroes from the pages of Thor and a bunch more from throughout the Marvel U.

Well you kind of had to see this one coming, the PS Vita has finally started to show some serious life with the launch of the Remote Play-compatible PlayStation 4.

No magic, myths of monsters (well, maybe some of the human variety).

Daylight looks like one for the horror-junkies out there. The game not only features an abandoned hospital as it’s setting, but shrouds the creaky old structure in darkness and something stalks its halls…

EA was nice enough to update us on the status of the third game in the Dragon age series and guess what? It’s looking pretty incredible.

I fell in to a burning ring of fire… produced by a flame demon that’s possessing me.

The mega-chain will have all new shipments of both gaming consoles available online tomorrow.

Yes, it’s ‘another zombie game’, but Techland and Warner Brothers’ Dying Light looks like an absolute stunner.

Frogwares already said that you’d be getting a way more ‘complete’ Holmes experience in the upcoming Crimes and Punishments and the new trailer shows you just what they mean by that.

The first trailer for the upcoming LEGO-tized take on the Hobbit films arrives with an old wizard, a company of dwarves and one ring to rule them all.

The wait is over as Telltale Games has unveiled a look at the hotly anticipated second season of their The Walking Dead game series.

If there’s one thing that the newest game in the Skylanders series was missing, it was a little Christmas cheer.

Killzone returns yet again with an all-new story and (mostly) new setting for the launch of the PlayStation 4 with a game that’s visually spectacular, but ultimately somewhat stilted and rough around the edges.

One of the prettiest platformers on consoles is set to go next-fen early next year. Tell ’em Snoop…

Konami has announced an Xbox One exclusive for Ground Zeroes that’ll see the Snatchers from the 1988 Kojima-made game of the same name entering the Metal Gear universe to do battle with none other than cyber-ninja Raiden. Oh, and there’s also a video with 15 minutes of gameplay, but you …

Tom Clancy’s The Division is still something of a mystery. You know what’s not a mystery? How insanely good it looks.