With over 70 million copies sold across the series, Gran Turismo is the most successful PlayStation franchise ever. Featuring tons of cars, locations, races, what-have-you, the series has always attracted the car aficionado from its early days on the original PlayStation. It’s no surprise to see that...

When it comes to consoles there’s usually a pattern of where and when they’re released. Usually, they’re released first in Japan, then in the Americas, and then usually they’re released last in Europe, sometime up to a year after the original Japanese release. Over the past few...

The AO ESRB rating is practically a myth. Having only been given out to 32 games over the last 19 years, the AO rating is like the movie industries NC-17: it’s a death sentence for any game that receives it. However, a free-to-play online game is flaunting its AO rating and the ESRB isn’t too...

If you’re looking forward to seeing Phoenix Wright get his client off again despite having the deck stacked against them, you’ll be glad to know that you won’t have to wait long! According to a press release from Capcom Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies will be available...

If you’ve picked up Metro: Last  Light, and are running a GeForce card, you may want to look into updating your drivers. Nvidia has released a new driver that specifically targets Metro: Last light, and a few other recent games. Check out the press release below for full details. Press...

Everybody is always looking to the “next big thing” in video gaming, and back in the 90’s it seemed to be virtual reality. Television shows and movies were convinced that before too long people would be donning big goofy helmets and possibly even body suits, and they’d be walking...

Due to a bug that allowed gold to be duplicated in Diablo III, Blizzard had taken down the Auction House for nearly a week. Though only a few people had the “billions of gold necessary” to make use of the bug, it wrecked havoc on the in-world economy as trillions of duplicated gold was dumped...

Rome: Total War was released all the way back in 2004, and it was a hit. People everywhere loved the game, but for years the fans remained disappointed as years passed without any word on a sequel. Well it’s been 9 years, but now the sequel is on its way as Sega has announced that Total War: Rome II...