Ryan Parreno

Visceral talks up the challenge of taking over from DICE, and their need for fan feedback.

Square Enix has shared a lot of new video and audio of the pending game.

Although somewhat obscure, Ermac is one of the most powerful characters in the entire Mortal Kombat universe.

The company is shifting to a digital-only mobile and PC future, although Sonicseems to be somewhat safe.

New art reveals details in classic Star Wars setting; the woodlands of Endor.

Notably, Blizzard did not comment on other leaks, which go through pretty much all their other projects.

The mega crossover game of Dengeki Bunko characters promises another easy to learn, hard to master fighting system.

The advergame from clothing line Bjorn Borg has a Saints Row feel and is a short fun romp for what it is.

Hashirama hasn’t been in video game form since Naruto Ultimate Ninja 2 on the PlayStation 2.

No, seriously, the devs are still working on conversion tools for old saves as they are incompatible with the game post update.

CPR has had to address concerns about graphics multiple times, but now there's reason to believe them.

Quantic calls this the definitive version of the game, based on the international uncensored version.

It's a chance to check out what's been new in the game prior to the release of its first true expansion, Heavensward.

Apparently, the sex scenes start within the first 15 seconds of the game itself.

EA has subsequently removed all Ubisoft games from Origin to keep fraud from happening again.

Suger’s Legacy will have you going all around Saint Denis, but you will face very challenging puzzles at every turn.

Trophies are not a matter of skill in Dying Light, they are a matter of tactics.

Of course, this exploit will also make it possible to make unlimited money.

Sony had almost a year to update to YouTube API v3, but clearly has actively chosen not to.

This new game will have a new setting and extensive online party features, but the same old Dragons' Dogma combat.

The game will be a continuation of the original series from the '80s, skipping over the 2004 reboot.

Having the album on Blu-Ray means Square Enix can add bonus videos.

This is a video explaining the skills and skill mods systems of The Division as it exists today,

One can’t argue CPR chose 30 FPS due to a lack of resources, with 230 on staff and repeated delays,