Six years on from its initial launch, GTA 5 still continues to sell like hotcakes.
FromSoftware's action adventure continues to perform strongly after launching in March.
Apparently, it will also be downloadable as an individual game.
It's supposedly "even more gritty and gruesome than Modern Warfare."
Rico battles the Agency across new missions and gets a nifty hoverboard.
Arc System Works' Daisuke Ishiwatari says it's a "high risk move" on the developer's part.
Details on the NieR Automata-themed raids are also coming soon.
Pawel Sasko says the game won't shy away from the tough stuff.
Nobuyuki Kuroki thinks you just can't have an interesting experience with a flat roster.
The young AI companion has ties to one of the game's main antagonists.
The detective game's whole prologue is now playable for free.
A good sign for sales along with a tease of the next project.
Both titles will be free from August 15th to 22nd on the store.
Jacob Minkoff and Taylor Kurosaki discuss the nature of Modern Warfare's campaign.
Travel the world and compete across a variety of streets with customizable characters.
The game inches closer to being (finally) done.
Infinity Ward are holding their cards close to their chest.
Gearbox finally offers a look at the mysterious hunter.
The builder-RPG hybrid crosses a significant landmark.
Trine: Ultimate Collection arrives on the same day for all current-gen platforms.
