Fans of hard-hitting, blood-spattered football (the one with the oblong ball) take note, Blood Bowl II is coming along nicely as the dwarven team makes its debut in Games Workshop’s league.

Gamers can download the somewhat controversial Tomodachi Life, the classic adventure The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, and a whole bunch more titles to keep your Wii U and 3DS busy today.

Age of Wonders comes storming back to the PC in a 4x strategy title that does the long-standing series justice, while updating it for the modern gamer.

Teased endlessly as of late on series creative director Ed Boon’s Twitter feed, a tenth Mortal Kombat and presumed sequel to the 2011 reboot is on the way.

If series co-creator Ed Boon’s Twitter is anything to be believed, a new Mortal Kombat installment is set to be officially announced this coming Monday.

It’s a very big week for Nintendo fans as Mario Kart 8 hits the Wii U this coming Sunday. That’s far from all that’s available via the eShop this week though.

One of the biggest games of the early next generation of consoles might have seen a significant delay from it’s original November ’13 launch window, but holding off from a rush job seems to have been worth it for publisher Ubisoft.

32 player, online battles in a world where gunpowder has been outlawed and the best warriors go up against each other in national teams instead of fighting wars.

The Justice League is heading into space, to save the Green Lantern corps and take on classic Superman baddie Brainiac in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Teaser trailer and more after the break.

The Sony exclusive has been pushed back until next year.

Some of the greatest fictional characters of all time come together in one big brawl for it all in Crytek’s Arena of Fate.

This past week featured quite a bit of pre-E3 show news, including the rumor of a ‘Master Chief’ Halo collection for Xbox One, a closer look at Batman: Arkham Knight and Space Hulk: Deathwing, and the reveal of some screenshots for Hyrule Warriors. Also on tap this week was our …

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.

Spiraling down for quite sometime now into relative obscurity, can the once mighty survival horror genre live again?

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.

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