Tag Archives: PS3

It looks like you’re not going to get a complete Call of Duty experience if you’ll be picking up Black Ops III on the Xbox 360 or PS3.

Pushed out of the original 2015 launch window, one of the best looking side-scrollers in years is on track for an early 2016 release.

Get a look at the thought that went into the latest video game translation of the classic Transformers franchise.

This Saturday will be the first time anywhere that you can get your hands on the first follow-up wave of Skylanders figures and vehicles. And the first place you can get ’em is at Toys R Us.

A full lineup of WWE Superstars past and present, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and two versions of Terminator. WWE 2K16 is coming soon.

Adding some much-needed story content to Bungie’s space epic, Destiny: The Taken King has set a record for sales.

Ready for more badass, semi-live action Destiny action? Here’s the launch trailer for Destiny: The Taken King, out today.

Activision has announced that a trio of Avenged Sevenfold’s tunes will be coming to the upcoming Guitar Hero Live.

A first-person shooter where you get to build out the maps is cool enough, but being able to then share that content across consoles and the PC/Mac is all kinds of awesome.

My time in Mad Max was spent making more enemies than friends, collecting car parts like they were jiggies in Banjo Kazooie, and driving around like some kind of deranged Dale Earnhardt (no I don’t watch Nascar, and no I’m not a redneck).

Disney’s tentpole game returns for another round, and with its best version yet.

Some more hard rock was announced this week for inclusion in Guitar Hero Live.

You bet there’ll be some neat little incentives to pre-order Activision and Platinum Games’ new Transformers title, Devastation. Before we get into the extras though, how about a word from the voice of Optimus Prime himself, Peter Cullen?

Want to get another look at The Taken King in action? Then make your calendar and tune in tomorrow to the latest livestream.

Well, if you were waiting patiently for a last generation port of MKX, you’re going to be disappointed.

Ready to add a second screen to your Metal Gear Solid V experience? Then you’re going to want the companion app from Konami.