Ascendance is coming to Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. Well, the Ascendance content pack anyway.

Horror/comedy doesn’t get much better than director Sam Raimi’s capper to the Evil Dead ‘trilogy’.

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.

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.

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

Fighting against the evil threatening a world left for dead by its gods, the mages and Guardians Guild stand as one of the last lines of defense.

Comic shop staple Previews has been outing awesome stuff for order for a long, long time and the latest issue (which isn’t really even out yet) has some seriously cool collectibles from DST.

How to Train Your Dragon 2 is a game that lacks quite a lot of polish, suffering from unresponsive controls, bad camera, and graphics that would even be unfit on a PS2.

A few classic Pac-Man titles hit the Wii U this week alongside Double Dragon II and a whole bunch of sales.

This might be a first for Activision’s Skylanders franchise, but you can pre-order Trap Team member Gearshift well before the game’s official release.

Horror Month on BG wrapped up this past week with some more horrific news and a feature showcasing the staff’s picks for the best game scares of all time. In addition, LEGO Batman 3 and Battlefield Hardline were unveiled, The Order: 1886 got pushed into 2015, and Half Life 3 …

Pack number three, entitled Invasion, will launch this coming week on Xbox Live.

Naming the greatest games in gaming’s horror catalog is a tall order, but one that feels right at home here in Horror Month.

Horror Month shuffles onward as we have news about Shin Megami Tensei, Bound by Flame and more, including a preview of NeocoreGames’ Van Helsing sequel and a look at the history of horror movies as games.

Elektra might have the strangest named villains of all time, even in this short run of only two issues.

Lots to talk about in this Easter Sunday edition of the Sunday Review. We’ve got show coverage with WonderCon announcements and chatter about the upcoming C2E2, as well as a few reviews you can use, and our usual assortment of news and industry tidbits.