After two critically-acclaimed games in Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, the franchise continues by taking a step back in time. In Origins, you play as Batman early on in his career as Black Mask has put a giant bounty on his head — resulting in a slew of bad guys coming out to try and [...]

Just a week after the original version hit PS+ as a freebie, Square Enix announced today that the enhanced and definitive version of Human Revolution will not only be hitting Wii U, but also the Xbox 360, PC, Mac, and PS3. This means the end of Wii U exclusivity to yet another game, but brings [...]

Hideo Kojima is a man who loves his trailers. For each of his games, he provides a video montage that is equal parts compelling and epic. The same treatment has been given to the upcoming Metal Gear Sold V: Phantom Pain. Below you will be treated to a nine minute, extended director’s cut trailer that [...]

Arc System Works’ third installment in the BlazBlue series is scheduled for a PS3 release in Japan later this year. Although the game is a port of the arcade title that launched last November, that hasn’t stopped fans from getting excited. To continue the hype, Arc brought the game to E3 and released a new [...]

Tiny Token Empires is a tale of two games — a perfectly fine match 3 puzzle game with some variety, and an incredibly frustrating strategy game. The PS3 version we’re covering is a port of a PC game, and it definitely plays like a game meant for PC that has been poorly transferred to a [...]

Welcome to This Week in Gaming, where we take a look back at some of the most newsworthy events in gaming history from last year to even decades ago that happened this very week. Take a gander at some of the highlights and see which spark nostalgia and which may still be news to you. [...]

If you’ve got anything resembling a modern console (other than the OUYA), you’ll be able to enjoy a slice of Resident Evil: Revelations on consoles a week before the full game launches on May 21. The demo has just been released for the Wii U’s eShop, 360 Marketplace, and PS Store. The demo takes up [...]

Side-scrolling games used to be few and far between on modern consoles; passed in favor of the greener pastures of more alluring 3D gaming experiences. Someone somewhere must have made it public knowledge that they were still fun, however, because the last couple of years have seen something of a revival take place within the [...]

This week’s update to the PlayStation Store is now available on your system(s) of choice or online. This week’s update brings some classics to the forefront, with Fatal Frame II Crimson Butterfly hitting for the PS2, and three new games hitting the PS1 Classics’ import section. Two new bundles are available, with Papo and Yo’s [...]

Life can be ugly. You probably don’t need me to tell you this, but it’s worth repeating. Sometimes bad things happen to people who don’t deserve it, and all they can do is survive until they can escape. Papo & Yo is a game about being a child trapped in a violent relationship, allegorized as [...]