Tomorrow (or tonight for those of you that preordered), players will be able to return to Los Santos and Blaine County via the PS4 and Xbox One releases of Grand Theft Auto V! Amongst the various improvements being made to the game, there is one in particular that many of us have been waiting for some time to arrive. It may not be for very much longer!
Techland really loves these short, in-your-face promotional videos. The studio's zombie shooter Dying Light is due on PC, PS4 and Xbox 360 in late January. Until then, it looks like we're going to get a series of succinct action videos to keep our interest fully fueled.
Assassin's Creed Unity was released last week and our little FAQ should help guide you to get connected and start cooperatively assassinating with your friends.
The Assassin's Creed titles have felt like Ubisoft's own little game design sandbox ever since they kicked off the annualization of the series with Brotherhood. While it has yielded some excellent results, Assassin's Creed Unity feels like that sad amalgamation of toys left in the sand when it rains. Amazingly, those toys are still...
And so we have come to the pinnacle of the fall gaming season; with not one.. not two.. not three... and not even four major game releases this week. There are five. And that's just the co-op games.
When I think of joining a crew, I imagine a group of aged London gangsters taking on one last bank job. Ubisoft's The Crew has a unfortunate lack of bank heists, or aging robbers, but it does have a season pass. Co-Optimus has already detailed this for you, but now we offer visual stimulation.
It's been a rough week for Ubisoft. Assassin's Creed Unity launched to middling reviews, and also suffered from straight reality-warping bugs. The technical issues plague every version of the game, with the PC sweeping the "Definitely Not Ready For Release" awards. Bugs aside, getting a brand new AC game every year has probably lead to a great deal of fatigue towards the franchise. With Far Cry 4 launching tomorrow and a trillion very irate gamers calling for blood, Ubisoft has taken to some decidedly un-Ubisoft-like measures.
Calling all BioWare RPG and co-op nerds! Next week Tuesday's highly anticipated release Dragon Age: Inquisition will finally debut for the Xbox One, PS4, Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. All platforms are priced at the standard $59.99 but even though the new Dragon Age is an AAA, there are a few discounts and bonus offers you can catch this weekend prior to its launch.
We posted our written review earlier this week of Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, but now we have the visual aids ready. Our video review explores the game just the same as our written but as the old mantra goes about a picture and words, etc etc. You get the idea.
Kalimba, a two-player couch co-op puzzle platformer, has officially been announced for Xbox One and PC. Previously known as Project Totem, the finalized name has been unveiled along with some firm release dates.
Knives are back in style for the Co-Opticrew as AC: Unity fills our gaming time with it's co-op goodness. Of course it wouldn't be a gaming weekend without more Destiny. Seriously, what is with that game?
The release day for Far Cry 4 is fast approaching, and?already there are a few pre-order incentives available. Far Cry 4 dropped 20% from $59.99 to $47.99 at GMG in its "VIP" gaming sale.
