Wolfenstein: The New Order will be single-player only, and MachineGames has shared more on the story and setting of the game. Read more

Memory hunter Nilin will be out rearranging memories in less than a month, but Capcom has released a few details on some of the perks players will... Read more

A new Fuse trailer highlights the team, just as the demo that lets you play as all four characters launches. Read more

Making your own deck is one of the finest parts of playing Magic: The Gathering, but sadly we haven't been able to do this in the Duels of the Planeswalkers video games. This year's installment, Magic 2014, will finally introduce deck construction, in a way, with a sealed deck mode. You'll get to open virtual booster packs and make a deck out of the cards, then throw down against other wizards with sealed decks. Read more

BioWare staff shares some lessons learned from the backlash over the ending to Mass Effect 3. Read more

Adapting Splinter Cell's competitive multiplayer into something that both camps could enjoy seems intrinsically impossible. So, what's Ubisoft's solution? Offer entirely different multiplayer experiences for each type of player, of course. Read more

We know the President of the United States has some executive powers, but a new Saints Row 4 trailer takes that phrase to a whole new level of absurd. Read more

Were it not for id Software's seminal Wolfenstein 3D, who knows how we'd be shooting men in the face today? Publisher Bethesda Softworks today announced a "reimagining" of the Nazi-busting FPS in Wolfenstein: The New Order, developed by MachineGames. This is the first game from the studio founded by Starbreeze veterans, which Bethesda owner ZeniMax snapped up in 2010. Read more

The second DLC character for Borderlands 2 will storm in next Tuesday, May 14, developer Gearbox has revealed. Krieg the Psycho will be running around, cutting men up and generally being a bit mentally unstable, even by the standards of the mass-murdering Vault Hunters. Read more

Doritos Crash Course was a cute adver-platformer for the Xbox 360 released in late 2010. Frito-Lay must be shelling out some big bucks because now Doritos Crash Course 2 is on its way--and soon. Read more