When Batman: Arkham Asylum released in 2009 it featured the Joker as a playable character for the game’s challenge maps in the PS3 version. The new title, Batman: Arkham City, will be a bit different, featuring Robin as a playable character as a retailer exclusive. Fans who pre-order the game through...

This past E3, the new console from Nintendo was announced called the Wii U. Needless to say it was the probably the most exciting news in hardware for the entire event. We were lucky enough to get our hands on one, and got to see what all the fuss was about. There were several tech demos for us to...

Microsoft gave us a chance to jump around with the Kinect and several of the new games that we will see coming out soon. As we all know, the Kinect lets you interact with the screen without the need for a controller, but it wasn’t until now that I was...

The Modern Warfare series has been dominating the FPS scene for the last couple of years. However, while the console versions of these titles have been good, they have been less than satisfying for PC gamers. A lack of dedicated servers and rampant hacking has left a sour taste in many people’s...

Assassin’s Creed Revelations was a big jaw-dropper at this year’s E3 event. A demo was shown on-stage displaying almost life-like graphics that were hard to differentiate between the real deal. The gameplay was no different, showing us exactly what we want in an AC title. Assassin’s Creed...

RAGE, iD Software’s new FPS, originally had a release date of September 13th, though that date has since changed. The game’s official site now lists the release date as October 4th. The European release is set for October 7th. RAGE is a first-person shooter set in the not-too-distant future...

At this year’s E3, there were a lot of games shown off, and certainly no shortage of MMO’s. However, the one I had my eye on has remained the same for several years now. I’m of course talking about Star Wars: The Old Republic. Being a huge fan of the Star Wars universe, (as well as a...

A new feature in Bioshock Infinite is the all-new Skyline system, which exists as the backbone of Columbia, the floating city upon which the game takes place. In the latest developer diary on the title, creator Ken Levine explains the construction of the Skyline network, as well as how it is set up to...