If you haven’t seen the game play trailer, check it out here!

With each new Dead Rising game, the zombie beat em up finds new ways to get even more insane each time. Being able to craft weapons and mount guns onto vehicles in previous games was insane enough, but what happens when you throw in a super powered Exo Suit, Christmas themed weapons, and a city that’s much larger than any one before it? You get Dead Rising 4, which might have been the most fun I had playing a game throughout the entire E3 convention. Oh, and did I mention selfies?

Dead Rising 4 marks the return of Frank West, who has stepped aside as the series protagonist since the original game graced our consoles in the early days of the Xbox 360. Deciding to return to Willamette, the same city that housed the mall that served as the first game’s setting, our favorite zombie slaying reporter arrives just in time for Christmas. Unfortunately for him, another zombie outbreak plagues the city, forcing Frank back into action as he battles the undead with a ton of new weapons to play around with. The best part? Each one is just as crazy as you would expect.

E3 2016 Dead Rising 4 Screen 4

Going all in with the Christmas theme, most of the new weapons featured in the free for all demo included a grenade launcher that shot exploding tree ornaments, a pair of giant light up presents that could be used as boxing gloves, and a candy cane crossbow to name a few. There’s something satisfying about beating down hundreds of zombies with giant presents, or any way to tear them apart in humiliating fashion. Speaking of which, you can’t have Frank West without needlessly taking pictures of everything in the middle of the apocalypse, which is photography makes its big return. Attempting to take scary, violent or even sexy pictures is still as strange as ever, but as recent years have taught us, you aren’t really apart of an incredible moment if you don’t take pictures of yourself there. With this in mind, Frank can now take selfies, adding a hilarious touch to an already over the top game, especially when you start changing his facial expressions with the analog sticks.

But lethal Christmas gifts, weaponized cars and electric go karts aside, Frank’s biggest weapon this time around might be the Exo Suit. By putting this on, not only does he look like a male version of Capcom’s forgotten P.N. 03, but he gains a huge boost of strength in the process. Suddenly, the world becomes his weapon, allowing him to pull parking meters out of the ground and using them as clubs, punch cars into the distance while mowing down any zombies that are unlucky enough to be in its way, and use weapons that would otherwise be too heavy to use. These games have never shied away from being absolutely silly, which is why this suit felt like a great addition to already insane game.

E3 2016 Dead Rising 4 Screen 5

Keeping in mind that Willamette will be several times bigger than Dead Rising 3, and will include the ENTIRE mall from the first game as part of the game’s open world environment, all while promising more zombies on screen at once than any game before it, and is there any reason not to be excited for when Dead Rising 4 releases for the Xbox One and PC in time for the holidays? With so much carnage to look forward to, we can’t wait to find Frank West under our trees, as the series’ original zombie slayer returns to take back his town. Who’s excited!?

Even if you’re not a PC gamer, chances are you’re familiar with the legendary Civilization franchise, the turn based strategy series that asks players to take their own set of people and lead them from humble tribes to world superpowers over the course of centuries. After five other games and seemingly countless expansions and spinoffs, how do you improve such an established series when the sixth entry rolls around? At 2K’s E3 showing of Sid Meier’s latest, potential world builders will have to sleep with one eye open as long as their neighboring countries have anything to say about it.

E3 2016 Civilization 6 Screen 2

As expected, would-be leaders will once again create a nation from ancient times until the modern era and beyond, all while negotiating with neighboring countries for resources in the hopes of benefiting both. New features include being able to build individual districts within your nation, with each bringing various levels of prosperity to your people. The video features everything from military bases to festival grounds and everything in between, ensuring your people are happy, prosperous and protected at the same time.

Then again, you aren’t the only country vying for power, so as your advancements begin to eclipse your neighbors, they might begin to have negative feelings towards your growing strength. So before you can think about launching rocket into space, you’ll have to keep an eye out for any potential attackers who could burn it all to the ground. Keeping the somewhat cartoony tone of the previous entries, the video we were shown explains this conflict by having Cleopatra attack the player’s modernized superpower and attempting to destroy its key districts. By investing enough resource into their defenses, the player’s country was able to retaliate with attacks by land, sea and on foot, leveling the opponent’s key districts while receiving minimal damage themselves. From there, we would have the option to destroy their country, or assimilate it as part of our own, which could prove useful when it comes to rebuilding the damaged areas from the battle and expanding their might at the same time. It’s these kind of decisions that will separate powerful leaders from temporary lands who will be forgotten by history.

E3 2016 Civilization 6 Screen 1

Git gud.

All in all, Sid Meier’s Civilization 6 looks as in depth and rewarding as ever, with new mechanics that will surely keep longtime players on their toes. Civ players, what do you think of the new features so far? Let us know in the comments!

The world will be yours to control when Civilization 6 launches for Windows, OS X and Linux on October 21.

Earlier this week, Jackbox Games stealthily announced the release date for the highly anticipated party game Drawful 2.

A couple of days ago the company updated their website to say that the game will be arriving this week on June 21st! Not only that, but they also released a new trailer! Drawful 2  will be available for Xbox One, PS4, and PC and will include tons of new features such as the ability to use 2 colors at once, a win streak to earn more points, options to censor rude players when streaming, return of the family filter and extended timers, as well as much more! Check out the trailer and comment below telling us what your the most excited for in Drawful 2!

Briefly: I’m really not sure how this one slipped past me, but as a huge fan of 2013’s open world zombie survival simulator, State of Decay, I’m damned excited for the sequel.

Microsoft debuted the first trailer for State of Decay 2 at this week’s E3 expo, and while the trailer reveals little in terms of actual details from the game, it clearly showcases just how important it’ll be to bring a few friends along for the ride.

Microsoft notes that “The next installment in the critically acclaimed “State of Decay” franchise immerses you in an all-new, multiplayer zombie survival fantasy. Build a lasting community, working with other players or solo to overcome challenges while exploring your own unique story in a world that remembers the choices you make.”

You can take a look at the trailer for the title below, and be sure to let us know what you think! State of Decay 2 will hit Xbox One and Windows 10 sometime in 2017!

I never new I wanted something more than I want Trials of The Blood Dragon. It’s literally two things squished together that, on paper sounds dumb as hell, but once you see it moving. It’s incredible.

The over the top world of Blood Dragon and the top notch motorcycle racing of Trials. 

They’ve left the realm of motorcycles to! We’ve got jet packs, moon cars and even parkour with pistols!

Trials of The Blood Dragon is out NOW on PC, PS4 and Xbox! GO DOWNLOAD IT! I am.

E3 this year is really blowing last years out of the water! Our first look at the fourth iteration of Dead Rising is here, and its got me super excited!

Thats right! Frank West is back, and with him so is the franchises normal wackiness that was missing in Dead Rising 3. I mean, we’ve got power armor. Electric go-karts. Candy Cane crossbows. FLAME THROWING TRICERATOPS!

Thanks to Project Scorpio, we can get our hands on these amazing titles for PC as well. NO NEED TO BUY AN XBOX ONE FOR ME!

After a logo/trademarking move, it looks like we have full confirmation. Gwent, the fictional card game from The Witcher series is getting its own release. Check out the announcement trailer below.

When the leak first came out, and what the trailer kind of implies at the start, the consensus was that this was going to be an analogue release. So when the announcement came out today that it was going to be an Xbox One / PC title, excitement soared.

Gwent will be a free to play game (with inevitable microtransactions and expansions). It looks like CD Projekt Red wants to go after that Hearthstone money.

Check out the press release, and instructions how to sign up for the beta, below!

In GWENT, you’ll clash with your friends in fast-paced duels that combine bluffing, on-the-fly decision making and careful deck construction. The game is played over a best-of-three series of rounds, as players unleash their hand by slinging spells and diverse units with special abilities and use clever tricks to deceive their opponents.
Sign up for the Closed Beta here today!
GWENT will be available at release for Xbox One, PC and PlayStation 4, GWENT is a free to play game that puts you, not your cards, in the center of the action.

We’ve known about Tekken 7 for over a year now, but we still weren’t sure if it was going to release on platforms outside of the Playstation 4. That uncertainty was squashed during Microsoft’s E3 press conference as the next King of Iron Fist Tournament was confirmed for both Xbox One and PC with an extra surprise in the form of its story mode.

More surprising than the story mode itself, was the reveal that Akuma from Street Fighter would be part of it. Not relegated to a simple guest character, series bad guy, Heihachi, is confronted by Capcom’s demon as they brawl within a temple that’s burning to the ground. Not only is the special care taken to get Akuma authentically represented instantly apparent thanks to his fireballs, EX meters, and Raging Demon  finisher, but the story fight in itself was looked incredible. Integrating QTE’s into the middle of a match is another interesting design choice, which will ideally bring a level of excitement to help the narrative stand out from your standard one on one bout.

Alongside this announcement, franchise producer, Katsuhiro Harada, took the stage to announce that Tekken Tag Tournament 2 would be available for free as a backwards compatible Xbox 360 title all week for Xbox Live Gold members. Featuring the largest roster in Tekken history, the 2012 game is the perfect way for Xbox owners to get caught up ahead of the seventh game’s early 2017 release.

If nothing else, this trailer and reveal is a reminder of what could have been if Tekken X Street Fighter was ever released. How do you think this story mode will pan out, and how hard are you refreshing the Xbox Live Marketplace to claim your game? Share your thoughts, (and GamerTag,) below so we can get some games going!

Dampening the surprise a little bit thanks to a previous announcement, most of us knew Halo Wars 2 was on its way. What we didn’t know was that we would get a chance to play it a lot sooner than we thought.

Starting today through June 20, Xbox One gamers will be able to participate in a Halo Wars 2 beta, giving them limited access to the game’s core features about eight months prior to its February 21 release date. The team at 343 Industries did a great job of hooking us right before the big announcement, since the teaser trailer, (which can be viewed below,) did a great job of introducing its new characters while setting the stage for such a massive conflict.

For those who are unfamiliar, Halo Wars was an attempt to bring Real Time Strategy games that have been popularized on the PC to consoles, featuring the popular characters and units from the main Halo franchise. Receiving a certain level of acclaim in its own right, it wasn’t enough to keep Ensemble Studios, the talented team behind the popular Age of Empires franchise, from being shut down. Because of this, many thought we would never see a Halo Wars sequel until 343 and Creative Assembly took the reigns.

After what we’ve seen so far, let’s just say we’re happy that this revival is happening. Eventual Xbox Play Anywhere support will allow cross play and cross save support between console and Windows 10, allowing us to keep the fight alive no matter where we are. What say you, gamer? What are your thoughts on Halo Wars 2, and will you be online this week throughout the game’s beta period? Sound off below!

With so much buzz surrounding Dishonored 2, the follow up to 2012’s surprise hit, we knew Bethesda would touch on it during their E3 press conference this year. What we didn’t know was how great it would look in motion, building on what was an already popular game with new powers and abilities to eliminate your targets with.

As one of two supernatural assassins, Dishonored 2 is clearly hoping to build on the strengths of the original by allowing players to approach taking out their targets in a variety of ways. The gameplay trailer alone shows off how our protagonists can summon mystical powers to make enemies their playthings, attack them with traditional swords and guns, or even avoid direct conflict altogether by utilizing the game’s stealth and hostage mechanics, all while taking place in a unique setting that blends industrial society with the world of mysticism. If you couldn’t tell, it’s looking like there will be plenty to enjoy no matter what your play style is when Dishonored 2 releases in on November 11 of this year on the PS4, Xbox One and PC.

If you haven’t had a chance to watch the trailer, do it now and tell us what you think of Arkane Studios’ next entry in the Dishonored series.

One of the main criticisms that held the original Titanfall back was its lack of a true campaign mode. Respawn and EA are looking to address that with Titanfall 2, with a story focused trailer that debuted during their E3 2016 press conference.

Focusing on a Titan who’s pilot was killed in action, the perspective switches between the behemoth robot and its new perspective pilot as it does everything it can to protect its new controller from being shot down on the battlefield. Showing off some of the new environments, visuals, abilities and characters, Titanfall 2 seems like it’s doing a good job with fully integrating what we learned about this world in the first game with an actual narrative to dive into.

The original game was some of the most fun I had during the early Xbox One days, so integrating that gameplay with something for us to do when we don’t feel like being yelled at by strangers online can only be for the better. This sequel looks fantastic in motion, so I can’t wait to head over to the convention and try it for myself. With the game making its PS4 debut when it releases alongside its Xbox One and PC versions on October 28, it might be hard which version to pick! Especially with the collector’s edition on the market.

What are your thoughts on the campaign, the last game’s lack of one, and the second game as a whole? Sound off below, and make sure you watch the trailer while you’re at it!

If you were still sour over the lack of single player options in Street Fighter V, Capcom has some news that might perk you up.

Releasing as scheduled at the end of June, the latest Capcom-Unity blog update goes into detail on what we can expect from the game’s yet to be released Story Mode. Titled “A Shadow Falls,” the narrative will follow Ryu, Ken and Chun-Li as they travel the world in search of fragment pieces that are said to stop the Seven Black Moons that M. Bison and his evil organization, Shadaloo, are gathering to grant the dictator unimaginable power. It sounds pretty wacky, but if you want the full synopsis, the blog post explains it as follows:

The Street Fighter V Cinematic Story Expansion, “A Shadow Falls,” depicts the ultimate battle between the evil Shadaloo organization and the heroic World Warriors who rise up against them. Seven “Black Moons” are deployed by Shadaloo, granting M. Bison unimaginable power and enveloping the earth in total darkness. Seeing the moons mysteriously appear in the sky, Ryu, Ken, and Chun-Li embark on an epic journey around the world to retrieve fragment pieces that are the key to stopping the “Black Moons” before it’s too late. Along the way, they encounter the rest of the World Warriors, each of whom have their own agendas and motivations in mind. The final battle between good and evil begins now… who will RISE UP?

The best news of all is that A Shadow Falls will allow us to play as all six season one DLC characters, three of which will still be months away from release. While unfinished and still needing balance updates before their official release, it will be exciting to play as Balrog, Juri and Urien alongside Ibuki, Guile and Alex so far in advance. Promising to be about 3-4 hours in length, finishing it on its two different difficulty settings will net us a total of 80,000 Fight Money, which is almost another character.

Not all the news is good though. Aside from what one could consider a short length after the team has said that they drew inspiration from the lengthier Mortal Kombat storylines in the past, the June update will also mean that real money purchases will finally be implemented. Doing away with the promised Zenny system for purchasing DLC, each platform will be priced in standard currency, with characters costing $5.99, stages and premium costumes costing $4.99, and alternate stages and story costumes costing $1.99. This also means the free trials for Alex and Guile will come to an end, so if you have more Fight Money to earn with them, now would be the time to do it.

Does the news of the included DLC characters and the implementation of Story Mode give you hope for where the game is headed? Or has the last few months burned you too strongly? Share your opinion with us by commenting below!

Source: Capcom-Unity Blog

The latest in the Deus Ex series is really shaping up to blow the franchise out of the water.

The recent live action announcement trailer really invoked some powerful feelings. Reminiscent of the first two shorts from The Animatrix.

One of the devs from the upcoming Mankind Divided walks us through the newest element of the game, the city hub. The launching point of missions, interacting with NPC’s and character building. Check it out below.

Get your first glimpse at the city-hub of Prague in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, an expansive and dense location which will allow players to meet a variety of characters, take on side-quests, and explore indoor and outdoor areas. For the purpose of this demo, we activated infinite life, energy, and ammo.
In this section of the game, set in the poor district of the city, Adam Jensen wakes up after being caught in a devastating attack, allegedly perpetrated by augmented extremists, which is causing his augs to malfunction. He needs to see Vaclav Koller, an underground augmentation specialist, so that he can have a look at them and help him get back into shape.

I’m really excited for this iteration of the series. The segregation theme between augmented citizens and normal humans is one I find particularly fascinating.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided hits store shelves August 23rd on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

AWWWW YEAH BOOOOOY!

During one of their weekly Drawful 2 livestreams, Jackbox Games decided to drop another massive bomb on people. In just 2 weeks they’ll be at Indy PopCon representing in a big way. On Friday, June 17th at 8:30 PM Drawful 2 will be part of the 2016 Indy PopCon  Brawl, a showdown between 8 online personalities to see who’s the best around. Not only that, but they also revealed what the final game will be. QUIPLASH 2! That’s right!, everyone’s favorite sarcastic quipping game is back with a vengeance.

Quip 2

While they couldn’t say much about the title a few things have been confirmed such as the game having custom prompts, different final rounds, a leaderboard (first in the series!), and the ability to censor answer (akin to Drawful 2.) The game will be part of the previously announced Jackbox Party Pack 3, but there’s still no release date for the game outside of a Fall 2016 release. Are you excited for Quiplash 2? What kind of crazy prompts are you hoping to make? Tell us in the comments!

AWHAAAA!?!?

WHAT’S THIS!?! A VIDEO GAME DEVELOPER HAVING FUN WITH A VIDEO GAME?!? OUTRAGEOUS! Where are all the grey colors? Where are all the FPS segments? WHY ISN’T THERE A VEHICLE BUILDING MECHANIC!! All joking aside, Yooka-Laylee is shaping up to be one hell of a game. Ever since going radio silent near the end of last year, the folks over at Playtonic Games have really seemed to get their metaphorical rear in gear and now have blown all their new info out over the spans of the last 3 weeks.

Yooka Tribalstack

Today’s new trailer features Yooka and Laylee racing through many different worlds meeting different characters, pummeling baddies, and transforming into weird mutated creatures. Along with this we’ve also learned new news about the game.  It seems as though the game has sadly been pushed back from it’s initial Q4 2016 release and is now heading for a Q1 2017 release (fingers crossed for January.) Along with that we’ve also learned that Playtonic has been Internally hard at work on the Wii U and PC versions of Yooka, while Worms developer, Team 17 is working on the Xbox One and PS4 versions. Enough chit chat though, take a look at the new trailer and tell us what you think about it in the comments!

 

This morning, VD-dev Games, developers of the 3DS E-shop title Ironfall Invasion released a trailer for their new racing game Rise: Race The Future. The game looks to be a fully customizable racing game for all current gen consoles and mobile devices, but it seems as though another platform has snuck its way in.

NX

Well, well, well. It looks like our good old mysterious friend the NX as made an appearance at the end of this trailer. Does this really mean anything though? Perhaps. I wouldn’t be surprised if Nintendo was planning an NX reveal in the near future. As for the game itself,the developers are hoping to have it done b this winter. Check out the trailer below! Are you interested in this game now? Will you be picking it up? Tell us in the comments below!

Today something very cool has happened. As of 3PM PST, the indie hit sports game Rocket League now supports cross-network play for both Xbox One and PC.

Sadly, the only thing missing is Sony as PlayStation is oddly absent. Whether PS4 cross-play will be available or not remains to be seen. It’s really cool though as it seems like this can be the first step towards unifying all multiplayer games  across all platforms. Are you excited about this news? What are your hopes for the future of cross-network multiplayer? Tell us in the comments below!

Fans eagerly awaiting for Playtonic’s highly anticipated Banjo Kazooie spiritual successor, Yooka Laylee have finally been given an update that they’ll BEE happy about. Many new things were announced today, but the big STINGER was the reveal of the main villain Capital B. BEEing a corporate B.E.O of Hivory Towers, his company has recently teamed up with the villainous Dr. Quack of Quack Crop. to engineer an evil plan to BEEcome the most powerful company in the world.

Capital BOf course the biggest thing people have been BUZZing about is the release date for the highly anticipated playground demo which finally got a release date of sometime in July. While there’s no solid release date still, the team has re-assured people that they won’t BEE (ok I’ll stop now) having to wait until 2017 as they are still targeting an October 2016 release date for the game for Xbox One, Wii U, PS4, and PC. What do you think about the game? Are you excited to finally get the chance to play it soon? Let us know in the comments!

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Yesterday, the official Dragon Ball website posted a 24 hour countdown clock to this morning May 17th not saying what will happen. Well, today we know what it was.

Just a couple of hours ago, Bandai Namco announced that Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 would be coming out this year. While there’s no solid release date yet, we do know that the game will be coming out for Xbox One, PS4, and PC via Steam. The first Xenoverse came out  last year on February 5th 2015 and seemed to surprise many fans who were starting to experience Dragon Ball game fatigue every year. Hopefully Xenoverse 2 improves and adds onto more things like more customization with powers and outfits. Are you excited for Xenoverse 2? What’s your favorite Dragon Ball game? Tell us below!

After a seven year wait, the Sound Four are finally coming to the Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm series as part of the Storm 4 DLC pack 3.

As the four elite bodyguards of Orochimaru, Sakon/Ukon, Jirobo, Kidomaru and Tayuya made their debuts towards the end of Part 1 of the Naruto anime and manga. Serving as foils to Kiba, Choji, Neji and Shikamaru as their squad attempted to stop Sasuke from defecting to the enemy side, each member of the villainous group has their own unique abilities, all of which are on full display once they step foot into the game. Previously appearing exclusively as support characters, fans have been pleading for these characters to become playable, so it’s good to see that CyberConnect2 is finally answering the call.

In addition to the four new characters, DLC Pack 3 will also come with three new Combination Secret Techniques in the form of the Sound Four’s “Ninja Art: Underworld Formation”, Zabuza and Kisame’s “Seven Blades of the Blood Mist”, and Zabuza and Haku’s “Cold Assault of the Demon Blade”, ten Ninja Info Cards, 10 Matching Voices and 10 costumes from past games in the Ultimate Ninja Storm franchise. Check out the trailer below to see all of these new moves and fighters in action!

 

Who else is planning on downloading the latest addition to the Storm 4 cast? Check out our full review of the game here, then come back and let us know what you think of the DLC set in the comments!

Briefly: We previously gathered all the leaked information for the upcoming Battlefield 1. DICE FINALLY got to the point on their live stream, and showed the launch trailer. Check it out below.

The live stream is still going on right now, so once more details have been released we will update this post!

Briefly: Heck yes.

Funcom’s The Park has always looked absolutely terrifying to me, but as a console only player, I’ve never had an opportunity to give the title a shot.

Funcom’s investor blog has just revealed that the title is finally ready to launch for PS4 and Xbox One. Here’s the full announcement (they sure sound excited):

The Company previously communicated that “The Park” was targetted for a Console release during 2Q 2016.The main objective with this Console release of “The Park” is to acquire knowledge and experience with the processes related to releasing a game on Microsoft’s Xbox One and Sony’s Playstation 4 consoles, in order to reduce the risks associated with Console releases for “Conan Exiles” and future titles.

 

The approval process required by the platform holders is now complete and the release date has been set to the 3rd of May 2016.

 

As previously communicated, the Company does not expect “The Park” to generate significant revenues.

So it sounds like the main reason for the release was simply for the developer to get more comfortable with developing for the consoles… but it doesn’t mean that I can’t be excited for it.

The game is “set in a creepy amusement park hiding a dark and sinister secret, The Park is a one to two hour long first-person psychological horror experience focusing on intense storytelling and exploration instead of combat and action. As the sun sets over Atlantic Island Park, you must explore its dilapidated rides in search of your son Callum and experience panic and paranoia through a narrative written by award winning storytellers.”

Take a look at the trailer for The Park below, and be sure to let us know if you’ll be giving it a shot!

On top of streaming the game for the past two weeks, Jackbox Games has another exciting announcement about the highly anticipated Drawful 2.

 According to a Polygon article, the game will feature the ability to create user generated prompts for your game, giving the game nearly endless replayability. The devs comment on how this was a very requested feature from fans that they’ve decided to implement this time around. Check out the original article for a bit more in depth detail! Drawful 2 will be launching this spring for PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Will you be trying out this new feature? Tell us in the comments below.

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A few months back, we profiled A Crowd of Monsters’ latest project, Blues and Bullets. This episodic thriller puts you in the shoes of a retired detective who has recently picked up a case involving missing children, an occult cult, and, you guessed it, Al Capone.

Blues and Bullets works very much like a Telltale game in that all of your decisions will have residual effects by the end of the series. It’s art style and original story is a breath of fresh air. Seriously, if you’re interested in picking up an indie game, Blues and Bullets will not disappoint. Check out the trailer for episode 2 below:

Episode 2: Shake The Hive, sees players don the coat of Eliot Ness once again, as he dives deeper and deeper into the conspiracy that he discovered in Episode 1. Players can expect to visit diverse locales including a submarine, learn more about Eliot’s past, meet new characters, explore more complex crime scenes, and enjoy improved gun combat. As with Episode 1, the players’ choices will have an impact on the storyline and culminate in a gripping cliffhanger.

Blues and Bullets episode 2 is out now for the Xbox One and PC at $4.99 / €4.99 / £3.99. Playstation 4 owners can expect to see episode 2 hit the digital marketplace later this April.

Well, that’s a way to start off a week.

Today on social media they announced that Titanfall 2 is in fact real and will be releasing for Xbox One, PC, and even PS4. No other details were given other than that the game is said to have a story mode this time around. The ending teases more info at E3, so it’s fair to say that we’ll probably see this announced at the EA Play event this year. Are you excited for Titanfall 2? Tell us in the comments!

 

The fourth release in the Doom franchise is right around the corner, and the folks over at Id Software are really putting the hype train into full steam.

Their latest offering is this slick “live action” trailer. I say “live action” in quotes, because it’s really just an actor in power armor running around a green screen, BUT GOD DAMN if it doesn’t get me excited!

https://youtu.be/KSZ4tSoumNk

DOOM hits store shelves May 13th on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Briefly: We’ve already seen some insanely cool cars for Psyonix’ Rocket League, from the DeLorean, to the Xbox exclusive Armadillo (Gears of War) and Warthog (Halo).

Today, the developer announced the next DLC vehicle available for the title, and it’s tied to one of the most anticipated movies of the year: Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice.

Unfortunately, it’s not an invisible jet… but it’s still pretty freaking cool. Starting on March 8th, for a cool $1.99, you’ll be able to drive the Batmobile (or put a Batman, Superman, or Wonder Woman antenna flag on your favourite ride).

The car looks cool, and the game’s a blast (you are playing Rocket League, aren’t you?). Take a look at the Batmobile trailer below, and let us know if you’ll be picking it up!

We’re at it again Geekscapists! It’s giveaway time, the go around we’ve teamed up with AfterShokz to give you gamers a chance to get your hands on a pair of their Gamez bone conducting wireless headsets!

First, a little bit about AfterShokz and the Gamez headset.

AfterShokz has strived to bring bone conducting technology to lightweight headsets. They’ve prioritized situational awareness, safety and comfort in their designs. They’ve brought what they’ve created and are known for to the gaming market. Gamez headsets don’t actually sit ON your ears, but right in front of them. Two bone conducting transducers sit right on your cheekbone. They send vibrations through your cheekbone and into your inner ear, completely bypassing your ear drum. This means you aren’t shut out from what is around you (perfect for CS:GO LAN parties where making calls to the people in the room is essential), and gamers with hearing impairments aren’t kept away from the action. They also feature:

PremiumPitch+™ Stereo Sound: Bone conduction audio has earned its bad reputation due to a blend of natural sound leakage and weak bass. PremiumPitch+™ technology optimizes the sound and includes additional features like LeakSlayer™ technology, which ensures sound is directed exactly where it should be.

 

OpenFit™: A promise of uncompromised situational awareness and extended comfort due to our revolutionary open ear design. That means you can tune in to your games without tuning out the world around you.

 

Sweat Resistant: IP55 rated to repel sweat, moisture and dust.

 

Six Hours of Gaming and Calls: A single charge will reliably deliver six hours of game play and talk time. You can charge fully in 1.5 hours; a quick 15-minute charge provides enough boost to get you through a long gaming session or call.

 

Noise Canceling Mics: Precisely placed dual noise canceling microphones exclude surrounding noise, effectively enhancing speech when communicating with other gamers during game play.

 

Voice Prompts: Audrey Says™ seamlessly guide you through power, pair, play and talk, and everything in between.

Now, read below for what you’re really looking for (how to enter, of course):

Al that you need to do to enter is sign up using your email or Facebook login in the widget below, and then choose from multiple ways to gain ballots! The more you do, the better your chances, and you can even tweet once a day to maximize your entries! Please be sure to use an email you check regularly, as we will use it to contact you to obtain your shipping information. This contest is open to U.S. & Canadian residents only!
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For more information on Gamez, check out AfterShokz official website. Gamez are PC, MAC and Mobile compatable (pretty much anything that is Bluetooth v4.0). They’re also offering a 20% discount through this Sunday (2/21) with the coupon code GAMEZ20 , so if you want to snag a pair guarantee’d this is a great chance!

Good luck!

 

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Got a  small steam collection you wish was bigger? Don’t worry, Sega has you covered.

Right now you can download the Make War Not Love 3 prize bundle on Steam for absolutely FREE! The games included are Hell Yeah! Wrath of the Dead Rabbit + all  of its DLC, Dreamcast classic Jet Set Radio, and the Genesis/Arcade classic Golden Axe! You can check out the deals for yourself right here! What’s your favorite game out of the Bundle?

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