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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan was released today. The game is on Playstation 4, Playstation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and Windows PC (via Steam). We have more information about the game below! Activision, Nickelodeon, and Platinum Games released the newest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game today. The game is called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants in Manhattan. It is currently available on Playstation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC for $49.99. On the Playstation 3 and Xbox…

If you've been following GamesReviews you know we are huge fans of the Witcher series, and the latest installment - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - is so good we cannot put it down. It really does help, thought, that they continue to release some amazing DLC to keep us playing!

Do you like Star Wars: The Force Awakens? Wait, don’t answer that. Of course you did. Who was your favorite character? If you said Poe Dameron, then you’re in luck. A new trailer for Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens was revealed today and Poe Dameron was the focus of it! Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens is coming out in June, so of course we’ll be seeing a lot of trailers and advertisements for the game before then. The…

America’s most popular form of motorsport is coming to the best-selling racing franchise of this generation, with over 11 million unique players on Xbox One. The NASCAR Expansion for “Forza Motorsport 6” arrives today, bringing NASCAR to the world stage. This is an experience that only the comprehensive world of “Forza Motorsport” can deliver. The expansion features an all-new NASCAR World Tour career with over 10 hours of racing, representing the ultimate “What if…?” for racers around the world.

Two Batman games are getting the HD treatment on Xbox One and PS4. A new bundle - which will come out July 26 for a suggested retail price of 64.99 - will include remakes of both Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. The new bundle will be called, Batman: Return to Arkham.

Lego games just keep coming out. There’s no stopping the freight train that are Lego games. What do I think of the Lego series so far? I’ll tell you all about that, plus which game is my favorite and which game I’m hoping they’ll do after Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens! I haven’t played every Lego game, but I’ve played a lot of them and played demos of some of them too. The Lego franchise has come a long…

Have you ever wanted a Gamertag on Xbox Live only to realize that someone already has it. What might infuriate you even more is figuring out that that person might not even be an active Xbox Live user anymore. Some of those Gamertags are about to change. As reported by Major Nelson on his twitter account, Microsoft is set to rerelease over a million stale Gamertags.

This week, toys-to-life fans were dealt a major shock when Disney announced that they were ending Disney Infinity and also closing the company that made it. Not only that, but Disney is getting out of making games altogether! My thoughts on the game, this shocking announcement and Disney leaving the industry are below. Also: I’m asking all of our readers: What do you think of all of this? I couldn’t believe what I was hearing! Disney announced that they were…

After playing through the Prologue of Battleborn, I was fairly excited for what the game, on a single player level, might be able to offer. As with all online centered titles, it is often hard to create an enjoyable single player experience. I often find that you are damned if you do, and damned if you don't. Gearbox fell into this trap and ends up taking a lot of heat, probably causing the developers to thing, "Was it worth it?"

In a new report out of the UK, Kotaku cited a few sources who claim Microsoft had suitors lined up to purchase the Fable IP, and perhaps, keep the studio itself open. However, these reports claim that Microsoft rejected the offers, opting to protect their own IP, perhaps for future development. The question needs to be asked though, does Microsoft have a moral - not legal - right to those employees to do their best to keep them employed? It's a thought I've seen more than once since this report came out, but these criticism's are unfounded.