Two times the Bayonetta sits at the top of the offerings for NIntendo’s Wii U this week on the eShop, along with Pokemon Art Academy, Just Dance 2015, and more classic Castlevania.

An adventure? Check. Magic and wonder? Check. Criminals? Check. Wait, what? Welcome to Blackguards.

A few years in the making, high end collectible-maker Project Triforce’s Gears of War Torque Bow is almost ready for release.

Ready for another dose of classic Castlevania? Harmony of Dissonance arrives on the Shop along with some smaller releases and sale titles this week.

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

Get some time with Bayonetta 2 this week on your Wii U, along with Castlevania: Circle of the Moon, and Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures 2.

Hey, you got Zelda in my Dynasty Warriors!

A look at the next game in the Battlefield franchise.

Teslagrad makes it’s debut on Nintendo consoles along with the posting of the classic platformer Adventure Island.

We have waited in great anticipated, Rocksteady have finally announced Arkham Knight  will be released June 6th of next year. Originally the game was due for release this Autumn, but it was announced at E3 it would be pushed back to February ’15. Obviously this was still not enough time …

A pretty big week for the Nintendo Download brings the long awaited Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, as well as Azure Striker: Gunvolt from Kenji Inafune.

Mega Man 6 arrives on the eShop Virtual Console and, for the first time, Disney Infinity is available for free download- you’ll still need to invest in a few figures and a base to actually play though.

Today in the Radar, you’ll find more than a bit of Gamescom with a bunch of laser known titles you may have missed coverage on, as well as a rundown of the happenings at Microsoft’s blockbuster press event and a Far Cry 4 blow-out with some of the awesome stuff …

Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge and Double Dragon II lead a week in releases that sees a bunch of sales hit the eShop.

We take a look ahead to Gamescom with big games and announcements to keep an eye out for, and examine the strange occurrence of video game bosses that you don’t actually fight in they week’s edition of the Radar.

Looking for something a little simpler and without all the wall-racing? How about the original Super Mario Kart?