With the first Skryim DLC Dawnguard just released a few weeks ago on PC (what happened to the PS3 players, Bethesda?), it was surprising to hear a few rumors this week about Bethesda announcing their next DLC. But nevertheless, Bethesda sent out a press release this morning announcing the newest Skyrim DLC, Hearthfire.
After a very well-planned and lengthy ARG (dating back to 2010!), Valve has announced that they are releasing a new co-operative game mode in Team Fortress 2: “Mann vs. Machine”, due on August 15th.
Brony comic fans, rejoice! Hasbro and IDW Publishing have announced that they will be releasing a set of brand new adventures for the residents of Ponyville.
It’s been a long time coming. (About 5 years, in fact.) But now, it seems that Valve is ready to release the long-awaited “Meet the Pyro” video for their popular First-Person Online Shooter, Team Fortress 2.
Capcom took to their Okami Facebook page and YouTube late June 19th to announce that cult classic and award-winning Okami will be re-mastered and released in high definition in the coming months.
Yesterday, a countdown began on Frictional Game’s official website for their newest installment in the Amnesia series. Many hoped the countdown led to the release date – or at least more information – about the Amnesia sequel A Machine for Pigs. This afternoon, Frictional Games answered their wishes, and released the first teaser trailer for
Bethesda has been having a very good year. It was no surprise that some more announcements would come on the heels of their presence at the E3 conference. Although most trailers and upcoming titles have been revealed for quite some time, we’ve got you covered on what to expect from Bethesda in the next year.
E3 is often about the biggest names in gaming discussing the biggest franchises in gaming. Most fans are looking to hear more about games they have already heard were coming out, such as Assassin’s Creed 3, Dead Space 3 and Halo 4. But I am always pleasantly surprised when a game gets showcased that I knew nothing about
In the midst of a fairly quiet (and Usher-esque) conference by Microsoft at E3 2012, fans were pleasantly surprised by the appearance of Matt Stone and Trey Parker, creators of the popular comedy series South Park. The two were happy to announce — after some teasing in December of last year — that their first RPG, featuring