Legend of Zelda meets Dynasty Warriors in all-out open warfare in the kingdom of Hyrule.

Announced at Nintendo’s E3 Direct presentation earlier today, Mario Maker is infinite Super Mario on your Wii U.

More than just adding Marvel’s lineup of superheroes to the Disney Infinity play experience, Disney Infinity 2.0 has new features galore in the mighty Marvel manner. UPDATE: Now with Spider-Man and his rogues gallery trailer.

Dragon Age fans eagerly awaiting the return of the series should be happy indeed with this newest look at the RPG from BioWare and EA.

Nintendo‘s Treehouse has finished showing off Xenoblade Chronicles X on Twitch, and just like its predecessor, it’s full of wonder and beauty. Gorgeous would be the understatement of the day for Xenoblade Chronicles X, it looks amazing. Much like the first game, it gives you a huge world to explore, …

You heard it here, Star Fox has been confirmed for the Wii U. Shigeru Miyamoto was briefly shown playing it at the end of the E3 Direct, but no one could really tell for sure what the game was. It seemed pretty obvious, but I didn’t really want to jump …

No, it’s not much, but it’s Doom- so yes, it’s alright to get excited now.

Just revealed at the Nintendo E3 Direct, Yoshi is setting out on a somewhat Kirby-esque adventure.

Drake and Sully set out on the fourth, and maybe final, game in the Uncharted series.

Nintendo starts off E3 strong with a treasure trove of announcements. From Super Smash Brothers, to Xenoblade Chronicles X, there’s tons of new information that players can sink their teeth into. The Nintendo Direct begins promptly with Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aime fighting president of Nintendo Satoru Iwata. You heard …

The Talos Principle from CroTeam joins Titan Souls and an assortment of their titles heading to Sony’s platforms as well as the PC.

PS4 players can get in on Destiny’s FPS action a little earlier than other platforms with a timed exclusive on the Alpha for the game, starting this week.

The Batman: Arkham series is ending with a bang in 2015 with a game that looks to capture everything that’s so appealing about one of the greatest comic book characters of all time.

Sega brings back the terror to the Alien universe with Alien: Isolation.

Rockstar’s epic makes the jump to next-gen this Fall.

The zombie scourge spreads from the tropics to mainland California in the US, as the Golden State becomes the setting for the first numbered sequel to the hit zombie melee-fest, Dead Island 2. Think there’s an awesome trailer to go along with the announcement? Yup.