Updates

The game launches today, along with a bevy of DLC.

A nuclear winter may be about to kick off this summer.

WWE and 2K Games are taking suggestions on what you want to see in the next game directly.

The third free DLC for Wargame: Red Dragon adds 60 new units into the game.

Deep Down fans may take solace in the knowledge that Capcom plans to support the game for 15 years.

The fourth DLC for Alien: Isolation is now available for download.

The first DLC for Dying Light is available today.

The Overrun DLC for Far Cry 4 is now available for purchase on all platforms.

Halo: The Master Chief Collection remains broken as 343 Industries cancels a public beta test for the next patch.

This is the idle animation that the game will have in arcades, when the game boots, and to go on rotation when no one is playing.

The Prison Break simulator will be available on the PC and Xbox One platforms this week.

If you've purchased Cities XXL, ask for a refund. Here's why.

2K Games has temporarily removed BioShock 2 from online stores.

Handheld tablets may be more powerful than their console counterparts for gaming in a few years.

Recording was done in LA studio Rocket Sound, last year in December 9 to 17.

Ahead of the New 3DS release, Nintendo has put out a patch to offer Amiibo support for the game.

Production IG will be making the anime cutscenes, and it was their director that thought of the characters sliding in the latest trailer.

EA CFO Blake Jorgensen spoke positively about the IP in a recent conference.

This video of Strafe rekindles my love of '90s first-person shooters.

Battlefield Hardline's beta breaks new ground.

BioWare is currently developing two new intellectual properties.

The sequel to Titanfall may be released on the PlayStation 4, if EA's CFO's statements are anything to go by.

The 4v1 multiplayer title for the PC from BioWare has been given the axe.