New Releases

With most of the industry recovering from the four-day deluge of games known as E3, this week offers up a quantity of conventional titles. Beyond Electronic Art’s simulation of mixed martial arts in EA Sports ...

Two things will be dominating the industry this week: 1) the 2014 Electronic Entertainment Expo and 2) the interactive adaptation of How to Train Your Dragon 2. Given the incursion of a giant as well ...

With titles such as Mario Kart 8, Klonoa: Empire of Dreams, and Mega Man Xtreme 2 due, this week’s list of releases offers a number of familiar franchises. Most remarkable is the number of new ...

From the long-await release of Watch Dogs across five different platforms (yeah!), Sly Cooper’s journey to PS Vita screens (woo-hoo!) to Ace Combat’s transformation into a free-to-play series (ugh!) this week’s roster of new releases ...

This week’s itinerary of new releases offers a veritable variety of titles, with a number of notable entries across key genres. First-person shooter fans will likely find fun in Wolfenstein: The New Order’s firefights and ...

From Borderlands 2’s pilgrimage onto PS Vita screens to a pair of remarkable downloadable titles to tempt Xbox One owners, this week’s roster of new releases offers a wide assortment of recreational pursuits. For musou ...

From a double-dose of 3DS goodness by way of Mario Golf: World Tour and Kirby Triple Deluxe to reinvigorations of games such as Age of Mythology and Titan Attacks!, this week’slist of new releases extends ...

From Child of Light, Ubisoft’s attractive title which combines platforming and role-playing elements to Zen Studio’s quartet of Star Wars-themed pinball tables, this week’s rooster of new releases extends a number of intriguing retail and ...

Next-generation adopters have plenty to look forward to in the immediate future- with the imminent release of Wolfenstein: The New Order, Watch Dogs, and the PlayStation 4 version of MLB 14: The Show. Those expectations ...

In the words of former Square-Enix president Yoichi Wada, the 2010 release of Final Fantasy XIV “had greatly damaged the Final Fantasy brand”. In hindsight, the title’s production was a textbook example of groupthink- despite ...