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Just Cause 3's latest DLC offering is not anything crazy, and is definitely a step back from the DLC that launched earlier this year. While the Mech's in Mech Land Assault are definitely fun to play around with, they cannot top the toys we got previously.

If you are like me and millions of others on the planet, you have some type of appreciations for pirates, as bad as they are. Hong Kong developer, East Asia Soft, will soon be releasing their title, Lost Sea, on Xbox One and PS4. Today, they showed off the PS4 trophy and Xbox One achievement lists! Here is more on the game from the companies website, “Lost Sea is a 3D action game that takes place inside a procedurally generated…

No one should be surprised, including the GameStop employee who likely was fired after the Injustice 2 leak earlier this week. GameStop will be handing out posters to individuals who preorder Injustice 2, but I’m guessing those posters were not suppose to see the light of day until the game was officially announced at E3 2016. With that option blow up, Warner Bros. officially announced the title today via a press release. Game leaks suck! Announcements are always better when…

Everyone was excited for Playtonic Games upcoming platformer Yooka-Laylee which borrows heavily from classic Rare titles. Unfortunately, it looks like we will not get our hands on it until the first quarter of 2017. Hopefully, the delay is completely worth it!

"Neon Chrome is a ruthless top-down cyberpunk shooter with rogue-like elements. The game takes place inside an arcology – a massive sci-fi mega structure. Blast your way through walls with guns and cybernetic abilities and try alternate approaches with different roles like the Assassin, Corporate Soldier or the Cyber Psycho. Upgrade your character stats, discover new cybernetic enhancements and build up strength to finally face the Overseer. Every death is a new beginning – the path to defeating the Overseer is never the same."

When South Park: The Stick Of Truth came out for the leading consoles in 2014, it marked new heights for South Park in gaming. IGN's review likened the game to playing a 14-hour South Park episode, which feels like exactly what creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker set out to accomplish. It's an immersive and hilarious RPG that took place in an extraordinarily detailed setting based on the town fans are so familiar with from the show.

I am still a firm believer that we do not get enough action RPG titles were combat and exploration fluidly coexist. I hate dealing with the menus that accompany turn based game; To be honest, I'm not being entirely fair as many games with real time battles have come and gone, but I just haven't enjoyed them. Outside the Tales of series, I thought I might never find one again. Then a review copy of Anima: Gate of Memories was dropped in my lap, and that all changed.

The inability to get some great franchises from my youth revitalized in movies, TV, and video games is getting increasingly frustrating. For years, I felt the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise was heading down that same, dark path. Sure, we have seen brilliant uses of TMNT, but for the most part, the last 5 years have reaked of disappointment.

A brand new Skylanders game was announced today! Check out the details below. Activision announced Skylanders Imaginators today for all current and next generation consoles (there will be no 3DS version though). The game will be coming on October 16th and cost $74.99. Here is the press release for the game: ” KIDS CREATE THEIR ULTIMATE SKYLANDERS IN SKYLANDERS IMAGINATORS The Only Way to Bring a Gigantic Flaming Chipmunk-Headed Tornado Twisting Dino-Legged Turtle-Shelled Bowslinger with a Robot Voice and a…

Recently, I was playing a game that I really loved. I got to the end and….it said the words To Be Continued. I couldn’t believe it. I felt really let down. And I have no idea if there is going to be a sequel. That’s the worst part. Today, I want to talk about games and cliffhanger endings. Here’s the truth about video games: you just never know how well a game will sell. What if you create a video…