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Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor is looking to debut a keen new Nemesis system to build your arch-enemy, but Monolith says that this feature likely won't make it into the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions.
Call of Duty: Ghosts is getting a free Steam weekend, just in time for a double XP weekend. It's also getting new customization options, because shooting guys with guns painted in cat patterns is crazy-go-nuts!
Warner Bros has officially announced an HD version of Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate. The Armature-developed game was originally released as a...
Though Eidos Montreal's Thief doesn't launch until next week, the launch trailer arrived today, casing the scene before emerging from the shadows. It's pleasingly not that violent but does hint at more of the story than we've perhaps seen before, so you may want to steer clear if you're hoping to go in blank.
Deep Silver first announced it was working on Sacred 3 back in 2009, but hasn't had much to say since, only trickling out a few details and screenshots every now and then. The last we heard, it was due to launch in 2013. But oh! News! Deep Silver has announced that it'll finally launch this summer, dropping new screenshots and a cinematic trailer along with this.
"This isn't about death. This is about what you've learned from death." Lesson #1: Don't stand directly in front of a fire-breathing dragon.
The Earth Defense Force is back. Once again, The Ravagers, a race of enormous insects and robots, have begun invading the Earth, and it's up to the brave EDF soldiers to eradicate them once and for all.
For discerning Final Fantasy fans eyeing up the Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster pack, Square Enix has released a new trailer highlighting what's new and different in the pair of PS3 and Vita revamps. Having never played it myself, though, watching this makes me suspect the game's one big love letter to disco.
Will the game's shiny next-gen bells and whistles be worth the added cost? A new comparison video from Kojima Productions will give you the evidence you need.
As fun as Wolfenstein: The New Order looks, the id Software game we're all most keen to hear more of is Doom. The vagueness continues. Publisher Bethesda today announced that The New Order will launch on May 20, and pre-ordering will get you access to a beta for Doom. Which Doom? Doom 4? And what's the beta? Oh, don't worry your pretty little head with all that.
