New Releases

Originally slated for a Valentine’s Day release, Persona 5 finally makes it’s stateside debut this week, arriving in four different SKUs. While PlayStation 3 owners get a single edition, PS4 players have a trio of ...

Whether you prefer swimming, walks, or running, this week’s schedule of new releases has you covered. From the turning in your near-defunct Wii U into a virtual aquarium, the twelfth iteration of SIE San Diego ...

While Mass Effect: Andromeda might be this week’s big name, early reports seem to indicate that BioWare’s latest effort might not meet its lofty expectations. A number of EA Access users have been saturating social ...

This week, the wait for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and other first-party Switch titles becomes a bit bearable with the release of six NeoGeo classics on the portable/console (portsole?) hybrid. For those who have already ...

With a constrained number of new game releases for prevailing consoles and portables, this week’s schedule of offerings is dominated with the launch of the Nintendo Switch. Pleasingly, there are a number of remarkable efforts ...

This week Guerilla Games takes a break following a sequence of five Killzone titles for Horizon: Zero Dawn while Torment: Tides of Numenera extends a spiritual successor to one of Black Isle’s beloved RPGs. Coming ...

From a rerelease of a TrickStyle, a Dreamcast era racer, to the return of Halo Wars- a franchise that went on an eight-year hiatus, this week’s list of new releases exhibits a number of familiar ...

With Sniper Elite 4 and For Honor leading the charge of new game releases, players are in for a number of absorbing conflicts. If killing Nazis and knights isn’t to your liking, fortunately the next ...

Just keeping up with retailer-specific pre-order bonuses, console-timed downloadable content, and what’s actually included in the now ubiquitous season passes can be pretty damn difficult. This week the water gets muddied even more with Ubisoft’s ...

With the eShop release of Flying Warriors, Little Ninja Brothers, and Kung-Fu Heroes, Nintendo is tripling down on unapologetically retro, martial arts themed gaming. But surprisingly, they aren’t the only ones bringing old old-school pugnaciousness ...