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Check out what Batman: Arkham Knight will look like when it’s running on your next(current)-gen console and PC when it drops in later this year.

The Shadow Warrior developer’s newest is a side-scrolling trip in the classic style with all the trimmings.

Dragon Age Inquisition’s Western Approach is the subject of the newest infusion of screenshots and information about what’s been happening in the fantasy universe since we last saw it in Dragon Age II.

Warner Bros and Monolith Productions’ vision of pre-Lord of the Rings Middle-earth talks weapons and rune-crafting in the newest trailer for the game.

Though Halo 5 won’t be arriving on Xbox One’s till 2015, The Chief will indeed be appearing in some form. 343 Industries has announced that Halo: The Master Chief Collection is on the way for this Autumn.

One of the more popular of the SWAP Force series of Skylanders, Countdown is absolutely exploding with excitement over one of the most popular sports on Earth; soccer.

This past 7 was a huge week for news in the gaming industry as massive releases were unveiled in both Far Cry 4 and Halo 5 along with plenty of news about some big changes coming to the Xbox One.

Not much more than a name has been made official for 343 Industries’ upcoming Halo sequel, but that’s more than enough to get fans excited.

With the release of the latest chapter in the Wolfenstein saga almost here, Bethesda has unleashed yet another trailer. This one is based way more on the story and characters than releases thus far.

Off from the tropics, Far Cry 4 is heading into the Himalayan mountains for more open-world action.

Learn everything there is to know about Ubisoft’s newest open world action/adventure title.

Dark Horse Comics’ look at all things Wolfenstein is comprehensive, beautifully made, and a great addition to anyone’s book shelf.

Not an Xbox Live Gold subscriber? Well, you might be able to say goodbye to being locked out of your favorite media apps like Hulu and Netflix, because the pay wall is going to be coming down.

In an unexpected announcement earlier this morning, Microsoft announced that consumers will be able to purchase a new Xbox One console, that does not include the Kinect sensor, for $399 USD (£349 in the UK), which gives it the same price point as Sony’s PS4. Starting June 9, retailers will …

See the new add-on in action across three maps of big robots and little pilots duking it out.

DoomStone arrives at TRU’s everywhere this Tuesday.