It's time to fly your robot ninjas into the infinite blackness of space. Warframe's new update, entitled "Archwing," finally puts the "space" in "space ninja," and slaps a couple of sweet cyborg wings onto your Tenno. Your ninja-flipping robot can equip themselves with a variety of these Archwings, enabling them to waltz past the walls of their ships and do battle in Zero-G. It's almost like the developers forced themselves to think about how you can make a robot ninja cooler. Simple: make 'em fly.

Rebellion has recently released a bunch of new DLC for Sniper Elite 3. While some of it is purchasable DLC, the meat of it is free, content-adding DLC. Best yet, one of the new free additions is a co-op Overwatch mission called Twilight Strike.

There's only one release this week, with it being a holiday week in the US, that's no surprise. In fact this week marks "Black Friday" - the day the holiday shopping season typically kicks off. It's the biggest shopping day of the year for most retailers and it usually marks the END of the big fall releases for video games.

Over 9000 Zombies!, the latest in top-down zombie genocide entertainment, has released a new trailer showcasing its newest feature:  a map editor!  Now you and up to three friends can blast hordes of undead on a soccer field, or in a warehouse that looks strangely like Lemmy from Motorhead.  Not only can you present these new creations to your friends, but developer Loren Lemcke has also given you the option to upload your maps to the Steam Workshop.  From there, strangers from all over the world can download your map, fight zombies, and say to themselves, "Come to think of it, I have always wanted to headshot zombies in the parking lot of a Denny's."

Destiny has proven to be great fun, but life in games moves pretty fast and two months may as well be a lifetime.  Bungie are hoping to keep you coming back to their game with their upcoming The Dark Below expansion.  A trailer has just been released that will set the mood for the new content.

Secret Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel news alert! With the release of the Handsome Jack Doppelganger Pack DLC, a tiny little future update was mentioned off-hand by Gearbox Software. Alongside the official DLC releases, some free updates are also in the works, including Ultimate Vault Hunter mode for those who are truly dedicated to shooting all the things.

Dragon Age: Inquisition looks like a might fine value for your dollar with hours upon hours of single and multiplayer content. Most of the staff is diving into that on the PC. But there's lots of good stuff to play right now, lets take a look.

Dragon Age: Inquisition by all accounts is an incredibly large game. Claims of over one hundred hours of gameplay by the publisher are apparently, not exaggeration. And that's just for the single player. Dragon Age: Inquisition also sports a four player online co-op mode where players team up and dive into pseudo-random dungeons for loot and glory. We'll have a full review of Dragon Age: Inquisition in the coming week or so, but for now, we wanted to give you our impressions of just the cooperative gameplay.

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is on its way. The team behind the game has been releasing some short dev diary videos to cover the creation of a co-op powerhouse like this. The last one focused on scaling multiplayer up to support four players, and this one's all about the puzzles, baby!

Microsoft is attempting something pretty bold this weekend, something that wouldn't be possible without the help of digital distribution. Xbox Live Gold members can download Sunset Overdrive for free and play it from November 22nd at 12.01 Eastern Time to November 23rd at 12:01. 

We're a man down again, this time Jason is sitting out. Locke, Nick and Mike talk all the latest games including the ten or so reviews from the site with the likes of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, Sunset Overdrive, Assassin's Creed Unity and many...many more.

Remember this charming little game? Announced back in May, Never Alone is a puzzle platformer that digs deeply into the storytelling traditions of the Iñupiat people of Alaska. After several more months of development, the official release has finally arrived, along with a tasty video to boot!