We're all aware that the co-op and single player campaigns of Dragon Age: Inquisition are locked away in separate rooms and refuse to make eye contact. Bioware is probably pretty cautious of having the two interfere after the unfortunate backlash they got from Mass Effect 3's multiplayer influencing the traditionally single player experience. Of course, the two modes still exist in the same game world, even if they aren't going to acknowledge each other.

Well guys, it's been a long, mostly enjoyable journey in the land of video games, but it's time to pack it in.  Today, we're happy to announce that the pinnacle of gaming has been reached via Assassin's Creed Unity's latest tie-in.  

Last week the PlayStation 4 got a huge firmware update that added a host of great features. Among them was one called Shareplay, a utility that allows you to stream your game directly to a friend via the internet. But that's not all. Your friend can virtually take over your controller or the controller of a another local profile. What does that mean? Local co-op games can now be played online.

We've already met Far Cry 4's antagonist, the bewilderingly purple-suited Pagan Min and his shockingly gaudy hair, but what is really going on in Kyrat? With FC4 launching in just under two weeks now, we're gonna need some context for why we're knifing militants and sicking elephants on jeeps. Ubisoft has kindly provided a story trailer which doesn't really show that much story, but at least lets us know a little bit more about the universe.

5 days and counting.  This is all that stands between you and the Xbox One exclusive Halo: The Master Chief Collection.  That and the fact that you need to own a One and a copy of the game.  The new launch trailer takes an overlook of the package and it looks tastier than a non-Vegas all you can eat buffet.

If not for all the new content coming into Grand Theft Auto V on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, these new versions will contain a special first person mode that adds tons of new ways to play the game. Sony and Rockstar provide some new videos to give us a sneak peek on what this game will be bringing players graphically. We got around two weeks unti...

With the wintry encroachment of night looming, it makes sense that Insurgency has released a free DLC pack focused on empowering its players during those cold, lonely hours.  Will this new content, code-named Nightfall, remove the power that the ever-growing darkness holds?  Could it possibly free us from the shackles of the twilight hours and, thus, our own mortality?

If you're chasing Evolve's big ol' monsters and intend to keep your organs still inside your body, you might wanna consider doing a few extra sit ups. Character progression plays a big part in Turtle Rock's upcoming asymmetrical FPS game, and we're here to give you the low down on how to help your characters "get swole".

Halloween may be past, but that doesn't mean the horrors of the holiday can't still be experienced on all the current gen consoles! New versions of the popular, downloadable twin-stick shooter How to Survive are now available on the PS4 and Xbox One platforms! Bring a friends along on your quest to escape the zombie filled island paradise o...

EA is a offering a pretty sweet deal for any Dragon Age fans jonesing for their high fantasy fix. Members of EA Access are given a special sneak preview of Dragon Age: Inquisition a full five days before its November 18 release date. Starting on the 13th, Members are given a six hour preview of the game in its entirety allowing your hero to start their journey. You can even dip into some co-op action with other EA Access Members before the game's official release.

While you were sitting in a cubicle or staring at the back of your professor's head as she wrote some numbers or something on the whiteboard, The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth was released. Grab it for PC via Steam, or turn on your Vita or PlayStation 4 "video console machine" to give it a go, with cross-save enabled, too!

If you’re like me, you probably think that the protagonists of the Assassin's Creed series have had it too good for too long.  Apparently, the head honchos at Ubisoft thought the exact same thing, which is why we are currently gazing at the newest trailer for Assassin’s Creed Unity.  Though brief, it highlights the newest hiccup for Arno to overcome: time anomalies.