Fans of micromanagement should be excited about the news that RollerCoaster Tycoon 4 Mobile will be coming iOS devices soon.
Step into the octagon and see what kinds of features will make EA Sports UFC look and feel like the real thing.
Feast your eyes on the Limited Edition 3DS XL themed after the upcoming Atlus role-playing game, Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth.
This week, we take a look at some fan art pieces created by artists who love both the classics and games that have yet to be released. It's great when just the excitement for an imminent game prompts one to delve deep into their imagination and pay tribute to something they're looking forward to playing. And since we're going nuts for Titanfall, you better believe there's some Titanfall action going on somewhere on this page. Peep the gallery below!
Major Nelson has provided a handy little primer for Xbox One users looking to use the updated Twitch broadcasting app.
Double Fine Productions and Midnight City are joining forces to bring us Costume Quest 2. Time to beat down on more Grubbins.
Details on Tales from the Borderlands, the adventure game endeavor being collaborated on by Gearbox Software and Telltale Games, have debuted at a panel at SXSW.
Join up with the Project Mayhem crew and see how everything would look if 'Fight Club' was turned into an 8-bit video game.
Respawn Entertainment have hooked up with Playfight in order to bring us a meld of CG, gameplay and live action to celebrate Titanfall's release.
It's the end of the week, which means more Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth trailers have come our way. This time, we're introduced to the support members of both teams, Rise Kujikawa and Fuuka Yamagishi.
Get ready to feel mildly uncomfortable at the premise of Conception 2: Children of the Seven Stars and its new teaser trailer. Unless you're an Atlus veteran, in which case you'll feel right at home.
This week, we explore the wonderful things that happen when great cosplayers, an awesome photographer and bit a of digital manipulation mix. While it's great that cosplayers can craft an accurate costume and photographers can find shots and backdrops that really bring a character to life, it's also interesting to see how a bit of digital photo manipulation can make it look like the real world and the world of gaming have melded. The end result is pretty jaw-dropping.