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Take a walk through an actual mission in the upcoming Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag.

Looking very impressive is Flying Wild Hog and Devolver Digital’s take on the classic 3D Realms shooter Shadow Warrior.

Don’t bother buying a bigger wallet just yet – Xbox One‘s first-party titles will be $60 (US). Speaking to Polygon, a representative from Microsoft has finally given the official word on the pricing for their first-party games. Microsoft Studios titles will have a recommended retail price of $60 (US), following …

One of the PS4’s biggest announcements might have not gotten quite the fanfare it should have. Take a good look at The Order 1886.

Konami has released the ‘director’s cut’ version of the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain trailer seen at the Xbox One press briefing and it looks more impressive than ever.

Take a peek at the Siege of Shanghai as a team of online B4 players take it to the enemy and capture some control points.

The Elder Scrolls series goes massively multiplayer for next-gen consoles and the PC.

One can never have too much of Geralt of Rivia.

Having originally been announced all the way back in 2006, director Tetsuya Nomura has finally confirmed that Final Fantasy Versus XIII whoops!!! I mean XV (Yes, that’s right, it is now Final Fantasy XV) will actually get a release. For those of us die hard fans of Square Enix’s most popular series, …

EA showed off DICE’s Battlefield 4 and announced some DLC that you won’t find anywhere but on the Xbox One.

DICE and EA showed off just a taste of the new Mirror’s Edge title at E3 yesterday. Expect parkour and lots of bright colors. Update: now with 100% more trailer

Here’s the bottom line- Ubisoft has a very strong lineup of games on the way with some new IP’s as well as a gaggle of old favorites. Oh, and Rocksmith’s back.

Dragon Age may have stumbled with the second outing a few years back, but EA and BioWare’s just announced Dragon Age Inquisition is sounding like it might be a return to form.

Played as a capper to the PS4 press conference, Bungie’s first multiplatform game under the Activision banner is looking slick.

Sony aimed to douse the competition in their greatness.

Sony have officially announced at their E3 press conference that the Sony Playstation 4 will support used games. After many months of speculation as to whether or not the Playstation 4 would be able play used games, it was finally confirmed to an excited audience who erupted upon hearing the …