Ryan Parreno

Certainly, Sony is already facing a crowded market with VR.

There's reason to believe the next game they announce could be with any of the big three.

The sale will be ongoing until the 21st, and is likely to return elements from the summer sale last year.

While this could be teasing a regular Plants vs Zombies game, it also lines up with earlier reports of a Garden Warfare sequel.

It's a change so big it's stressing out the engineers and will make the game look better than ever before.

It seems unlikely the game will return to form as a tactical RPG this time, if ever.

Starbreeze has also confirmed, unfortunately, that they will no longer be updating those previous versions.

For what it's worth, a lot of details revealed here were easy to anticipate anyway, but some are quite surprising.

The game reveal had ironically led to speculation that 7th generation console ports was possible in the first place.

Each poster shares a little bit of what we need to know about each character coming into the final Arkham game.

Bioware is far enough into development that they are fleshing out the game's many details.

In a sense, whatever information we get before isn't really worth following compared to what we will be getting at E3.

Fans did extensive cross referencing between real life maps and references of Boston to the small details found in the trailer.

While folks will immediately remember Desura’s troubles paying developers since two weeks ago, these issues may be traceable as far back as when Linden Lab sold it.

A sequel is unlikely, but hopefully, the game will make use of the consoles' graphical capabilities.

Sticking to a new shooter next plays to EA's strengths, in contrast to Popcap's.

Spike is positioned to teach game designers how an Oscar and Emmy Award winner writes a video game.

We get a little better idea of how the controller will simulate PC controls on its own completely.

Also known as Jinchuriki Madara or Sage Mode Madara, this is one of the most powerful characters in the franchise, in one of his most powerful incarnations ever.

Ever wondered about the different locations and things that Bethesda showed in the Fallout 4 trailer? A native Bostonian has taken the time to share these comparison shots from the trailer and of the real life locations.

Creative Assembly has outdone themselves recreating Games Workshop's detailed game world