It's a sad day when your favorite band retires, and it's with a heavy heart we report that Rock Band downloadable content will no longer be produced after April 2nd.
The first Dead Space was a decidedly single-player affair that pitted players against the hordes of Necromorphs hiding in the shadows of space. When Dead Space 2 arrived on the scene, Visceral maintained the solo survival story, while also adding in a perfunctory multiplayer component to spice things up.
Despite the constant evolution of the series, much was made of the drastically different idea to insert cooperative play into Dead Space 3. At its heart, Dead Space 3 is the natural next stage in the growth of the franchise, which still keeps a keen focus on the solitary exploits of protagonist Isaac Clarke. Concerns raised that co-op might in any way diminish the quality or experience of Dead Space 3 were unfounded, and Visceral should be commended for how incredibly complete Dead Space 3 is from top to bottom.
Square announced a high-definition remake of Final Fantasy 10 back in 2011, but we've all been waiting for a glimpse at the game since.
New to this year's iteration of The Show will be The Show Live, a real-time representation of the actual MLB season, including stats, line-ups, and more.
A new Sony patent has been discovered for a tablet device tentatively called the EyePad (groan), indicating the company may be developing a new controller for the PlayStation 4.
A sequel to Dillon's Rolling Western will be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS eShop on April 11th.
Fans of the Mario and Donkey Kong minis series can look forward to a new puzzle game arriving on the Nintendo 3DS eShop later this year.
A new image of the purported controller for Sony's PlayStation 4 looks a bit like the DualShock, if it was frankensteined with Move and the Vita's touch-pad.
HarmoKnight, a new side-scrolling title from the development team behind Pokemon, will be arriving on the Nintendo 3DS eShop March 28th.
Available now on the Nintendo Wii U is the brand new Wii Street U app, powered by Google Street View.
Nintendo has launched the first ever Miiverse community for unreleased games with the all-new Legend of Zelda community, available starting Thursday.
