There's a new Guardians of the Galaxy movie! Let's talk about it.

We've talked about Uncharted 4's single player a lot. It's time to discuss the game's multiplayer.

We recently took a break from our usual back-and-forths about video games to chat about the new Star Wars movie: what we liked, what didn't make sense, what we think will happen next. Join us, if you will. Warning: this one's full of spoilers. Don't read it unless you've already seen the movie (or don't care!).

The Witcher 3 has had a bunch of us under its spell for months now, but we're at a point where several of us on staff have now finished the game. Now that we've wiped away the tears and closed the book on Geralt's adventures, it's time to talk about the end.

The Witcher 3. It just won't leave us alone. It won't get out of our heads.

Let's gather and talk about the newest Batman game. All of it. In the most spoiler-riffic fashion.

Guess what? Mad Max: Fury Road is an awesome movie. So awesome, in fact, that a bunch of us Kotaku staffers decided to get together and talk about why we loved it.

You went to see Avengers 2. We went to see Avengers 2. Let's talk about Avengers 2 too.

I've been waiting for a show about Marvel's blind lawyer superhero lawyer for, like, 20 years. So, of course, I binged on the new Daredevil show on Netflix as soon as I could. I wasn't the only one here at Kotaku who felt that way. You know what? We loved it.

Today marks the release of Xenoblade Chronicles 3D, a smaller-sized version of the 2012 JRPG that was originally made for the Wii.

I left our own Kirk Hamilton with a challenge when we last discussed one of the greatest games of all time -- a game he had never played: "Let's not do it again until you see Samus' face."

The Metroid Prime trilogy, arguably the best gaming trilogy ever, has just been re-issued as a $US20 download on the Wii U. That's a good reason for Kirk "never played a Metroid Prime" Hamilton to try them out. I had to see how that went.

We've had a couple of New 3DS XL systems in the US for the last couple of weeks, one in my hands in New York City and one with Patricia out in San Francisco. We like the system, though we're not blown away by it. We have discussed this for your reading pleasure.

Marvel has been having a hell of a run lately, spinning its comics empire into successful, critically acclaimed movies and TV shows. So it's all the more disappointing that most Marvel video games don't measure up.

As we so often do, a few members of the Kotaku team got to talking about Grand Theft Auto yesterday. This lead to a discussion about one of Rockstar's other, smaller titles: Max Payne. Specifically: where should it go next, if it goes anywhere at all?

A couple of Kotaku staffers love Danganronpa, the weirdly named Japanese visual novels/murder mysteries released on the Vita in the U.S. this year. I figured I should try one by year's end. I knew going in that I was in for a rough time.

Assassin's Creed Unity is a game as big as it is broken, as divisive as it is lavish. So our three biggest Assassin's Creed fans figured they'd sit down and get to the bottom of this conundrum.

Destiny is a frequent topic of conversation around Kotaku's team chat. Some of us play the game religiously, others have barely played. All of us struggle to get our heads around how a game can be so simultaneously brilliant and maddening.