Following a recent redesign, PlayStation Home continues its expansion with one new district, and three new games dues out over the next few months beginning this week.
The little known Indonesian action flick The Raid: Redemption isn’t just the best action movie of the year, it is one of the best action movie in years.
Konami takes you back to Silent Hill with remastered versions of two of the best and most influential survival horror games ever made, Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill 3.
Namco Bandai and From Software’s Armored Core V features incredible online integration that can lead to some fun times. But you have to be willing to work for it.
Beebox return to the Spider-Man franchise for the adaptation of the upcoming movie, and we had a first look at the game during GDC--plus we also got our first look at the enemy, the Iguana.
The multiplayer map “Black Box” debuts with two spec ops missions on March 13, and joins all the previously released content for purchase on March 20. We got the chance to go hands on with the new map and missions.
The game formerly known as True Crime: Hong Kong combines the best of Grand Theft Auto and Hong Kong movie action, and we had the chance to go hands on with it at GDC.
The 2011 reboot of the Mortal Kombat franchise returns with the Komplete edition, featuring all the content of last year’s game, all the DLC, and a few other surprises.
After a short break between releases, THQ and Yuke’s is back with a streamlined fighter that will appeal to fans, but also offer plenty for the uninitiated.
The Darkness II is an incredible game featuring unique gameplay mechanics, a visually impressive look, and a story that should thrill comic book fans. If only there were more of it.
In this week’s edition of our weekly videos: a cat gets ambushed, playing Rock Band does not justify you starting a rock band, and rope swings are not for the feint of heart.
In this week’s edition of our weekly viral videos: herding people, a puppy so adorable it might make you sick, and a football team develops a new offensive formation.
Twitch.tv has confirmed that the PlayStation 4’s app known as Playroom will no longer be allowed on the streaming platform, following several broadcasts that violated Twitch’s TOS.