Basketball MVP Derrick Rose, Football Legend Adrian Peterson and MMA Champion BJ Penn Star in this new trailer.
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An in-depth roundtable discussion on the growing used games monetization problem – and its solutions.
Jesse: Since people apparently don’t want to spend $60 on every game, publishers have pinned their hopes on taking a bite out of the used market.
Check out the launch trailer for this new 3DS game.
It's official! Our favorite Renaissance era assassin will be playable in SoulCalibur V.
The SoulCalibur series is no stranger to the concept of the cross game cameo. Previous installments have seen Spawn, Yoda, Darth Vader, Heihachi and even Nintendo’s pointy eared Hylian, Link show up as bonus characters, so it only makes sense that the upcoming fifth game in the series will uphold this fine tradition.
Watch this exciting trailer showing Ezio and Altair in action. Assassin's Creed Revelations comes out November 15, 2011 for the PS3, PC, and 360.
The latest behind the scenes trailer focused on the realism of the game's graphics.
Ubisoft's most popular franchise to date may be coming to the big screen sooner than you think.
According to a report from Variety, Sony Pictures is coming close to securing a deal to develop a film on the iconic video game franchise, Assassin’s Creed. The deal is said to include both adaptation and distribution rights.
The DLC will include a new aircraft.
The new Ace Combat game has only been out for a week and a half but it's already receiving downloadable content next Tuesday. On October 25, 2011, a new fictional "state of the art" aircraft called the ASF-X Shinden II will become available, as well as two new aircraft colors. The F-14D Super Tomcat will get a "Halloween Pumpkin" paintjob and a "Red Devils" paintjob is available for the F/A-18F Super Hornet.
In the third behind the scenes video for AC: AH, Jim DeFelice talks about his story for the game.
The second in a line of Behind the Scenes videos about the making of the new Ace Combat title.
