Spike TV's VGAs revealed a new IP tonight: The Phantom Pain.
Little is known about it right now, but from the trailer, it appears you play a man who awakes from a coma after being in a wreck and has lost his left arm; being replaced by a prosthetic hook. Read More.
Mike Capps, President of Epic Games, is stepping down from his presidential duties of the company.
"After dedicating a decade of my life to Epic, and with so many close friends here, it's impossible to just walk away. I absolutely love this company." said Capps in a blog entry on the Epic Games community site. Read More.
Bioshock Infinite has been delayed again.
The game will now be released on March 26th, 2013, one month after its previously scheduled release of February 26th -- which itself was a delay from October of this year. Read More.
Skyrim's next DLC, Dragonborn, releases tomorrow on Xbox Live, but perhaps the real big news is that it will also find its way onto the PS3.
The Bethblog announced today that PS3 and PC players will be getting the DLC episode early next year. Read More.
Slade Wilson; AKA Deathstroke, one of DC's deadliest assassins, will be a part of Injustice: Gods Among Us. This now brings the roster up to 13.
NetherRealm Studios recently released a trailer showing the supervillain in action and he brings with him a plethora of weapons to dispatch his targets with. Read More.
PS3 players of Bethesda's newest and greatest Elder Scrolls game, Skyrim, has still been unable to play the DLC that others have been enjoying. And with the third installment, Dragonborn coming out soon (December 4th), Sony supporters have got to be getting antsy. Read More.
Bungie is teasing its new game universe, but they are keeping a tight lid on it for the time being.
"Go ahead. Take a peek. It's alright. We weren't quite ready, but we will be soon, and we can't wait to finally show you what we've really been up to." says Bungie on their website. Read More.
Nintendo will be launching a new version of the Wii in less than two weeks, if Best Buy Canada's homepage is any indication.
Dubbed the Wii Mini (Minii?), the newest version of the console will apparently be released December 7th, though no pricing information is available at this time. Read More.
Borderlands 2 has revealed the next story driven DLC pack and will have players meeting one of the gun manufacturers in person.
Titled Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage, the DLC will have players shooting their way through Torgue's Badass Crater of Badassitude. Read More.
Blizzard today has given the highly anticipated StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm a release date.
The game will arrive in stores on March 12, 2013. Read More.
Sony promised back in September that PlayStation Vita owners would be getting PlayStation Plus starting at some point in November. Today they revealed the details, including the six free games that will be offered free as part of its Instant Game Collection. Read More.
You can probably file this one under "Not quite news, yet", but: the Australian Classification board has rated a new entry in the Uncharted series.
There's not a whole lot of concrete details to go on yet, but from the application, we know that Sony submitted a game called Uncharted: Fight For Fortune, and that it was classified on Monday of this week. Read More.
During their Fiscal 2013 Second Quarter Results, THQ announced that South Park: The Stick of Truth is being delayed.
South Park: The Stick of Truth, which had previously been slated for a March 5, 2013 release date has now been pushed back to early fiscal 2014. Read More.
Dragonborn...meet Dragonborn.
Bethesda officially announced the next DLC pack for The Elder's Scroll V: Skyrim. Entitled Dragonborn, players will meet the original Dragonborn. Little is known about it right now, but based on the trailer; the game seems to be set in the island of Solstheim and will also allow you to ride dragons. Read More.
Lawyers representing the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation (RIEDC) have filed suit against 38 Studios' founder, Curt Schilling and the people who granted him a $75 million taxpayer-guaranteed loan. Read More.
