New Releases

From a double-dose of 3DS goodness by way of Mario Golf: World Tour and Kirby Triple Deluxe to reinvigorations of games such as Age of Mythology and Titan Attacks!, this week’slist of new releases extends ...

From Child of Light, Ubisoft’s attractive title which combines platforming and role-playing elements to Zen Studio’s quartet of Star Wars-themed pinball tables, this week’s rooster of new releases extends a number of intriguing retail and ...

Next-generation adopters have plenty to look forward to in the immediate future- with the imminent release of Wolfenstein: The New Order, Watch Dogs, and the PlayStation 4 version of MLB 14: The Show. Those expectations ...

In the words of former Square-Enix president Yoichi Wada, the 2010 release of Final Fantasy XIV “had greatly damaged the Final Fantasy brand”. In hindsight, the title’s production was a textbook example of groupthink- despite ...

In Hollywood, setting a film’s release date can prove intricate, involving factors such as estimates of competition, time of year and the avoidance of Goliath-sized competition. Naturally, video games undergo a similar process. This week, ...

Despite the arrival of April Fools’ Day on the calendar, we assure you that this week’s roster of new releases contain no trick titles. With monikers such as Goat Simulator, I am an Air Traffic ...

This week’s inventory of imminent titles is destined to delight fans of Japanese games. From BlazBlue: Chrono Phantasma’s quintet of new characters and new move list, Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends Complete Edition’s copious amount ...

With appearances from Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes’ Big Boss, Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster’s Titus, Yuna, Rikku, Paine and even a Ryu Hayabusa cameo in Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, this week’s new releases ...

“Have you played Titanfall?” This week PC and Xbox One players will finally be able to answer that query with a resounding, “yes!” as the release of the highly anticipated shooter draws near. For Xbox ...

Save for of Let’s Go Tower Defense Play, those perpetual fourth graders from South Park, Colorado haven’t enjoyed much critical success in the interactive realm. From Chef’s Luv Shack– a lukewarm Mario Party rip-off to ...