Ryan Parreno

A CDProjekt RED dev makes a kinda silly comparison, but hey, maybe you agree.

The game is surprisingly scalable, although there can be no question in regards to its scope.

EA threw all manner of subtlety with this one.

One of Microsoft's devs tells us Xbox One is capable of much more than we've seen here and now.

We may get a markedly different Deus Ex experience next. Will it still be Deus Ex?

We're getting early evidence Xbox One functionality is going to match your desktop PC sooner than later.

Phil talks straight to the fans as the new head of Xbox, about every little thing that was running in your head. No announcements, but a lot of pleasant words to gamers' ears.

Just a little more info to help tide you over.

Sasuke's long missing brother reveals himself in battle mode and the game's story.

Ubisoft is reticence to tell us about this one, so we put our thinking cap on.

We don't know what this area has in store, but it's good to see another shot of Dales.

Atlus is bringing the FMV game back this month! Preorder now and you can get some goodies too.

This was made just before Unreal Engine 4 came up on rental. Check out the potential UDK itself had.

You'll be surprised with how much info can be squeezed out of precious seconds of trailer footage.

First time through Arzest's nostalgia trip? Find out how to really ace Yoshi with our special guide.

It won't have the power of 8th gen consoles, but it will have a competitive lineup.

Nintendo dropped a major NDA, so expect a huge load of information here.

Are we going to see these games at E3? Apparently, it's very possible.

However, you can play it on PC without a Rift if you wanted to - regardless of what OS you use.

This isn't an actual Assassin's Creed live action trailer by any means, but it sure is awesome.

Ubisoft's upcoming open world game will have a highly intelligent and reactive world.

We have trailers and screens for the loyal Kirby fans below.

Sorry, this survey was not for everyone, but it seems its results could benefit all.

Jonathan Morin shares what the two have in common - and where they diverge.