Videos

Watch the hopeless battle for survival in this macabre depiction of
Facepunch Studio's survival game.

We've seen the game in action and now we're answering questions from the community about the grand finale for the Arkham series.

It's been a crazy week in virtual reality. We give our take on this emerging market, and talk about some great new games.

The distributor of popular YouTube gaming personality videos like
PewDiePie and TotalBiscuit, among many others, has been purchased by
Disney for $500 million.

As a way to promoting the upcoming new season of Game of Thrones, HBO is teaming up with Riot Games' League of Legends.

Sneaky Zebra, A.K.A. filmmakers Nick Acott and Gary Scullion, have released their first cosplay video of 2014.

This week we discuss two high profile releases, and one indie gem.

The Game Informer show breaks down three huge releases this week.

We break down South Park: The Stick of Truth, the latest chapter in The Walking Dead: Season Two, and ponder what Amy Hennig's departure means for Naughty Dog.

Microsoft has shared details on its March Xbox One update in text form, which is currently rolling out, but now it has released a video showcasing the new upgrades.

We're back from the blizzard with discussion of some hot new releases.

We've visited Kojima Productions and learned about Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain, now we're answering questions submitted by our community.

We discuss the surprise closing of BioShock developer Irrational Games, and talk about Carbine Studio's promising new MMO WildStar.

We discuss the end of the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy, and the recent flap over Flappy Bird.

This week, we discuss a very diverse selection of games: the latest chapter in The Wolf Among Us, the JPRG Bravely Default, and the oddball indie Octodad: Dadliest Catch.

We ask Evolve's lead game designer questions from the community about monsters, modes, and when they'll show gameplay.

On this week's episode, we talk about Double Fine's long-awaited Kickstarted adventure Broken Age, discuss the current YouTube controversy, and play Back of the Box Trivia.

Our year-end picks are out in the wild, and now we're ready to have a freewheeling discussion about which game made the cut, and which games didn't.

The annual Consumer Electronics Show is taking place this week, and it brought with it some big announcements from the likes of Sony and Valve. Also, we got ourselves a shiny new PC editor.

The third in GTA's vaunted PlayStation 2 trilogy is now available at the Google Play and Amazon App Stores.