We've seen the art behind (and in) Dishonored 2, now let's look at some of the work that went into the game's new expansion, Death of the Outsider.
"Stay out of this, puddin'. Grown-ups are talking." Looks like a different clown-faced criminal is the alpha in the Telltale video game version of the Batman mythos.
Nintendo's partnership with publisher Dark Horse has already brought us two outstanding volumes, Hyrule Historia and Art & Artifacts. Next April the "Goddess Collection" gets its third and final volume in The Legend of Zelda Encyclopedia, a comprehensive guide to the series from the first game to Twilight Princess HD.
Until now, the only Sailor Moon stores in Japan have been temporary pop-up shops. That's changed with the country's first permanent Sailor Moon store opening in Tokyo's Harajuku.
This weekend, the one-to-one scale Unicorn Gundam was officially unveiled in Tokyo. It looks fantastic.
On any given day, CEO André Thomas arrives at his company Triseum's office in Bryan, Texas at nine in the morning. While this is when Thomas gets in, his work day usually starts hours before by checking sales on the company's educational video games. On one of the days that Thomas and I spoke, he told me he had been "driving all day" to visit a university to answer questions and help students who were using Triseum's games.
He says he usually tries to leave his office around seven, and even after eating dinner with his family, he'll return to work for a few hours. In the past, he was Head of Graphics for EA Sports games like Madden NFL. Now, he runs Triseum, a company whose principal goal is to completely replace textbooks with video games.
Here's something you probably expected: the Ataribox, a machine designed to play modern and retro games, will ship next year. But what you probably didn't expect is that it's running on ... Linux.
Welcome back to the world of comic book news, where death is not the end, but more like a stay at the world's most popular motel. This time, a famous fallen hero from the pages of Marvel's comics is going to be making their grand return in this week's roster-shuffling prelude special Legacy, and please, try to be a little bit shocked.
Anyone asking me to chauffer them around PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds had better be prepared to kiss any of the following things: A large tree, the ground, a wall, or a puddle of their own blood. Thankfully, somebody has outclassed my worst Battlegrounds driving moments, and watching them royally blow it in a recent video made me feel comparatively skilled.
Remember the squillions of dollars people threw at the Dark Souls board game when that was announced? The makers of that are back with their next project, a board game spin-off of Resident Evil 2.
Designed and created by the same team behind the Hand of Fate board game and Burger Up, Aussie board gamers Rule & Make have gotten their hands on something pretty sweet: the rights to produce an official Terminator 2 board game.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game is short and a little rough, but a dynamic new combat system and a couple of surprising tweaks to ageing mechanics make it one of the most exciting new LEGO games in years.
I'm not entirely sure who at Universal Studios said, "Hey, we should turn the Mummy movies into a Metroid game." But that's kind of what's going on with The Mummy Demastered.
And they're incredible.
Ahh, spring. The time for picnics and planting flowers. It's also the time for some big releases in video games.
Japan got it first. And as of this week, Australians will finally get their hands on a popular form of cold caffeine: Coca-Cola's coffee flavour.
I can't believe 2K managed to screw this up so badly.
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