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The upcoming Enemy Within expansion for XCOM: Enemy Unknown adds a bevvy of new features for players to tinker around with. However, there's one primary takeaway fans have become fixated on: the ability to punch aliens with mechs.
All those other Grand Theft Auto V trailers you've enjoyed? Not official. Oh sure, they're officially from Rockstar, but they're not The Official Grand Theft Auto V Trailer. Rockstar dropped that today so hooray, we can finally see what GTA5 Officially is (hint: it involves crimes and looks quite exciting).
If you've been holding off on buying Borderlands 2 until a Game of the Year edition crammed full of DLC came along, circle October 8 on your calendar. Publisher 2K today announced the GotY's on its way, including the base game and most, but not all, of the DLC released so far--but oh, not the new stuff that's in the pipeline.
We really liked Sid Meier's Ace Patrol. But alas, it was exclusive to iOS. That changes today with a brand new PC port.
The Bureau: XCOM Declassified shows the potential to be a mixture of third-person shooting and tactical XCOM strategy, but winds up falling short in both departments.
XCOM: Enemy Within lead designer Ananda Gupta explains how obtaining the new "meld" currency is designed to encourage more risky play, as conservative players won't gain as much from exploring the map.
Just as XCOM: Enemy Unknown was a wonderful callback to days of yore, so's its expansion pack. Enemy Within, announced today by 2K, is far more than a mere mission pack, adding add oodles of shiny newness including new enemies, maps, augmentations, abilities, weapons, equipment, and upgradeable mech suits.
Gearbox Software wanted to bring Borderlands 2 to Vita. And they will. A Vita port of Borderlands 2 was just announced. Developing.
A day before the entire WWE 2K14 roster is revealed, 2K Sports took to Twitter to publicly congratulate Darren Young for coming out and formally welcome the openly gay WWE Superstar to the playable lineup.
2K Drive, an iOS sim racer from Lucid Games, is coming to North America this fall.
