Steve Watts

Adrift is coming out for multiple platforms, but a narrative-driven experience with this kind of immersion might be just the thing to sell skeptics on the virtues of VR.

Microsoft has outlined its July Games with Gold line-up: Guacamelee! Super Turbo Championship Edition, Gotham City Imposters, and BattleBlock Theater. Max: The Curse of Brotherhood will also stick around.

Plants vs Zombies 2 has rolled out its next time period: a Dark Ages expansion with emphasis on the "dark."

A UK retailer has listed prices for Nintendo's amiibo figures, which may give us an idea of what to expect from them.

Bayonetta 2 director Yusuke Hashimoto has expressed interest in continuing to work with Nintendo for possible future installments.

Wizards of the Coast certainly hasn't been sitting on its laurels in the wake of Hearthstone's's burst of popularity. The latest version of Magic: Duels of the Planeswalkers is bringing on one major feature it had previously been lacking: deck building. While that may seem old hat since Hearthstone has had it from the beginning, it's found some ways to capitalize on the strengths of Magic that may even improve on aspects of Blizzard's baby.

Infamous: Second Son's "First Light" story will launch on August 26 in North America.

PC tactical RPG The Banner Saga is coming to iOS and Android devices this summer. It will be identical to the PC and Mac versions, but with revised controls for touchscreens.

The Legend of Korra, a game based on the Nickelodeon show of the same name, is coming from Platinum Games this fall. A second game, a turn-based strategy title from Webfoot Technologies, is coming to 3DS as well.

If you've ever wanted to get inside Franklin's head, a video from a modder shows what Grand Theft Auto 5 would look like in a first-person perspective.