Ryan Parreno

Will Cherry is in, and Julius Randle also stays in the game for now.

You don't have to worry about story spoilers here, but you may learn about a location or two.

Intel returns as a prime collectible for Call of Duty.

Turtle Rock is working on matchmaking issues for the PlayStation 4 version as well.

These pictures may not reflect the game's final quality.

Perhaps emboldened by the preorder numbers, Nintendo candidly revealed their plans in their latest investor meeting.

Cloud Imperium Games has also shared nearly ten minutes of gameplay.

The game has not been confirmed for PC, and does not have new content.

While Xbox One and PC owners are already helping debug the game, PlayStation 4 owners will have to wait.

Gearbox is offering a fine piece of DLC for the holidays.

The demo shows off several different graphical effects.

SCE President of Worldwide Studios assures they are aware of how fans are disappointed.

Our own Jake Baldino gives a brief overview of the history of survival horror.

As the release for the Wii U version nears, Sakurai has less new things to share, but there is new information for this week.

The sequel that was eight years in the making simply did not live up to expectations.

You can actually play Arno as a child in this introduction.

Microsoft's Xbox support team found evidence that fraudsters were planning a widespread swindle.

Looking for a few games to creep you out this holiday? These will definitely do the job.

Ubisoft's beta comes just as Evolution Studios continues to deal with issues with Driveclub.

Sony has apparently been informed but has yet to respond or act on this information.

After ten years, 343 Industries is promising a meatier cinematic experience.

The addition of Superman's fearsome foe means any DCU character who could be fun to play could be playable in the game.

The game may seem fun, but EA seems to stay careful when it comes to the game release.