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Next week's lineup of new releases is headline by South Park: The Stick of Truth. Other shiny newness includes procedural FPS Tower of Guns, the second episode of The Walking Dead: Season Two, 10 Second Ninja, and PS4 editions of Awesomenauts and Dead Nation.
Naughty Dog isn't quite done with The Last of Us yet.
The Xbox and GameCube car combat game Cel Damage is coming to PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and Vita--with cross-buy across all three platforms.
Do you have a Death Wish? Payday 2 on PC will later today, introducing a new difficulty mode, two new enemy types, and a whole lot of new achievements.
If BioShock Infinite's gruelling 1999 Mode is too easy for a grizzled face-shooter such as yourself, why not take on an extra challenge? The second episode of its Burial at Sea DLC will introduce a new difficulty switch, 1998 Mode, where Elizabeth can only use non-lethal tools.
"The new improved contract, worth six million US dollars, gives us the security to, for the next 20 months, focus on developing and refining Payday 2 so that it becomes the best co-operative gaming experience available on the market."
The March line-up for PlayStation Plus includes Dead Nation: Apocalypse Edition for PS4, Tomb Raider and Thomas Was Alone for PS3, and Unit 13 for Vita.
Clementine's horrifying adventures will continue next week, Telltale has announced, when The Walking Dead: Season Two's second episode, 'A House Divided,' will launch for PC, Mac, and PlayStation 3. A new trailer gives a peek at the unpleasantness ahead. Sorry, Xbox 360 and iOS players--these editions are still waiting on release dates.
The liquid-based physics platformer Vessel is ready to jump onto PS3 (a little over two years after it was released on PC) on March 11.
