Marvel’s Wolverine Was Announced Early Because it Would be “Very Difficult” to Hide, Says Director
Mike Daly spoke about how the studio wanted to be able to ensure that it hired the right cast, which would have been difficult to hide.
Marvel’s Wolverine – 10 Things I’m Looking Forward to the Most
From wielding his ferocious claws to stalking enemies through a range of global locations, there’s plenty making me excited for Insomniac’s latest superhero game.
Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker (Master Collection Vol. 2) – 15 Key Details You Need to Know
The formerly portable-only adventure comes to modern hardware with higher resolutions, improved performance, online multiplayer, and a handful of extras.
PS6, Project Helix at $1,000 Will Sell 38 Percent Less Than Current-Gen Consoles – Analysts
In a new report, Ampere has also predicted that consumer spending will go down by a considerable amount - around $3.4 billion.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword – Everything You Need to Know
The legendary hack-and-slash franchise returns with a new hero, familiar mechanics, and plenty of Genma to slay in a new setting.
Black Myth: Zhong Kui’s Fantastical Combat and Art Direction Showcased in New Early Gameplay
Taken from a work-in-progress build, the 15-minute showcase highlights combat changes, new foes, and some stunning visuals.
Silent Hill: Townfall’s Otherworld is Tinged in Red and Swarming With Monsters in New Gameplay
Even armed with a revolver, Simon's journey through the Otherworld is a battle for survival, especially with the sheer number of threats.
Silent Hill: Townfall Gameplay is Delightfully Unsettling, Reveals Puzzles and Signal Tuning
Simon Ordell's return to St Amelia is a less-than-enthusiastic homecoming, amid empty streets, endless fog and unknown horrors.
Crossfire Developer Discusses Creative Vision and The Cover System in New Video
You never know when a fight can break out thanks to That's No Moon's usage of modern tech, as detailed in this new behind-the-scenes look.
Where Winds Meet Details New Cloudtop Ascent Event Coming in Hidden Mountain’s Next Chapter
A destined encounter with a mechanical foe and a task to build a stairway for the chance at new blueprints await players.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Trailer Showcases Sasaki Ganryu’s Troubling Descent Into Madness
A rivalry gone wrong can lead to a bitter conclusion for the loser, but this final fight between two legends could be explosive.
Final Fantasy Resonance Trailer Showcases A Dazzling Vision Of Lightning
Despite the heavy burden she carries, the Final Fantasy 13 protagonist fights with reckless abandon, striking from the air and ground.
Control Resonant’s Bosses Are Nothing Alike, as Remedy Teases The Patterning
"We want you to come in there and get this sense of wonder, and also they test very different skills," says Sergey Mohov.
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Trailer Details the Oni, the Genma, and the Legendary Onimusha
Capcom outlines everything you need to know about each faction ahead of the action-adventure title's launch on September 4th.
Control Resonant’s Zones Level Up Over Time and Introduce New Challenges With Each Resonant Kill
Remedy's Sergey Mohov notes that "combat encounters throughout the world, not just in the zone where you fought the boss, will respond."
Former PlayStation Executive Says He’s “A Totally Digital Consumer” on Subject of Discs
Yoshida spoke about the benefits of Sony going fully digital by ending PlayStation disc production, calling it more convenient.
Rockstar Games Forced Crunch to Appease Executives, Says Former Red Dead Redemption Designer
Kris Roberts spoke about how the studio would send out emails demanding "all hands on deck" when Leslie Benzies and Sam Houser visited.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope DLC Review – Return to the Zone
While S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl is already a great open-world game in its own right, its first expansion takes things further with entirely new zones to explore.
Gran Turismo 7 to Get Four New Cars, Three World Circuits on August 20th
The four additions to the racing sim's car roster are all meant to offer vastly different driving experiences across four categories.
Lord of the Rings: War in the North Legacy Edition Review – The North Still Needs a Fellowship
War in the North gets a welcome modern makeover, but its dated repetition and functional design keeps this cult classic firmly rooted in 2011.