Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week It is time to end this week in video games on a high note as Spider-Man is finally here and out there for all to enjoy. There was a whole lot for that game this week, which was not surprising, but there was also a lot of other titles highlighted out there. Other video games like Hitman 2 and Pathfinder: Kingmaker. Those and we had a chance to see that Kingdoms Of Amalur may be getting a new addition to the franchise. Read More...

Spider-Man One more video for Spider-Man is here to cover all of the ways that the team feels they perfected the web-swinging in the upcoming Spider-Man The reviews for Spider-Man have been pouring out there and so far it looks like a lot of our concerns can be placed aside. That is if you want to trust their words on the game so far and not keep losing your mind off missing puddles and such. No matter how you want to slice it right now, it looks like we have one more look at the web-swinging system that Insomniac Games has built to help us ignore some of those concerns and get ready for September 7th here. Hopefully, you have pre-ordered your copy of Spider-Man so you are fully ready to dive in with your PS4. Read More...

The Walking Dead We have a new look at the second episode of The Walking Dead: The Final Season showing off how the nightmares of The Walking Dead still persist We have seen some stuff go down in The Walking Dead from Telltale Games so far. Some really heavy stuff goes down. That also means that the characters in the game have also seen this stuff and have been written appropriately to show how all of that has affected them. Nightmares do seem like something that the denizens of the universe should be having all the time. In the latest show for The Walking Dead: The Final Season out of PAX West, we get to see that a bit more. Read More...

Pathfinder A new look at Pathfinder: Kingmaker shows off some new gameplay as well as how some of the grand Pathfinder adventures can be told in the game We have one more look at Pathfinder: Kingmaker here just weeks before it hits the PC on September 25th. I am not talking about the tabletop version of the adventure path here for those who have been left in the lurch about the video game version, but I am talking about the new game from Owlcat Games that was kickstarted and then picked up by Deep Silver. I hope you have been following along with it all so far as it has been looking like an insanely viable option to playing this adventure in the Pathfinder universe while not needing a set table and time to play it all. That can be the most difficult part of it all in the modern nights now. Read More...

Spider-Man We have a look at the photo mode that is coming to Spider-Man as a day one update as well as a look at another Spider-Man villain It would a be a weird thing if a Spider-Man game did not have a photo system in it of some sort given the franchise and character's history with snapping photos in general. We have seen things like it from the past but it looks like Insomniac Games is giving us a new version of the Photo Mode we have come to enjoy in many other games. Even if this one does not fully fit in the world of Spider-Man the way it should, it will be bringing us some new and interesting ways to look at the world and share. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week It is time again to wrap up another week's coverage in all things video games here. At least as much of the week we were able to cover as there seemed to be an endless supply of updates from Gamescom that kept on coming and we tried to keep you updated with. Not to mention the hard push for Spider-Man here with its launch next week and all the new gameplay for Life Is Strange 2 and Biomutant. All amazing video games to look at. Read More...

Twin Mirror New gameplay for Twin Mirror is here to highlight two new gameplay mechanics we will have to use through each episode of Twin Mirror A few new surprises have cropped up for Twin Mirror here recently with one of the big ones being that the game is going to be episodic. This is not that odd given the craze that this style has been in the past years and the fact that this is DontNod making the game. It really feels like something we should have all be expecting. Although, with the twist that there will only be three episodes for Twin Mirror with the first launching in 2019, I guess it is fair to see why we missed the clues. Read More...

Spider-Man We have a new look at how the action for Spider-Man was set up and captured as well as a timeline on when all of the DLC for Spider-Man will come at us It looks like we have a one-two punch worth of updates here for Spider-Man just over a week out from its launch on the PS4. One is a bit of a behind the scenes look at how Insomniac Games set up all of the action for the game, including that massive Raft fight from E3, and the other bit is to tell us when we can expect all of that DLC after September 7th. If you were worried that you were going to have to wait a long time after completing Spider-Man's main story, then you will be glad to know that we will be deep in the webs of the DLC almost as fast as the game is coming up. Almost… To kick things off here, we have a look at the motion capture and storyboarding techniques the studio used when trying to recapture the fun and feel of Spider-Man in the game. Read More...

Devil May Cry The release date for Devil May Cry 5 is now set and we have a whole lot more gameplay for Devil May Cry 5 to sift through It has barely been a few months since we first heard that Devil May Cry 5 was indeed going to be a thing and now we are here with a solid release date for the game. Granted, Capcom will not be dropping the game on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC until next year, but it is a date we can look toward now and wait for. That all said, we can expect to see Devil May Cry 5 on our gaming shelves on March 8th of 2019. Read More...

Assassin’s Creed A plethora of gameplay is here for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey as well as a few new looks at the heroes and monsters added into the Assassin’s Creed lore I hope that you are ready for a whole lot of new gameplay for Assassin’s Creed Odyssey as that is what we have gathered up here fresh from Gamescom. The event may be done and gone, but that does not mean that Ubisoft did not have a whole lot to show off out at the event in terms of the two protagonists and the gameplay demo that was out there for fans and media. In fact, the demo also showed off more of the end game content we will have to contend with when it comes to truly completing Assassin’s Creed Odyssey before all of the DLC starts to drop and fills our time until 2020 when the next one will most likely be dropping. Read More...

Spider-Man A new “Just The Facts” for Spider-Man is here and this one focuses in on the relationships Spider-Man will have to protect in the game Another promotional video for Spider-Man has made its way out to the internet today and it focusing on the relationships that Spidey will have and need to protect in the game. On both sides of the coin as well as he has some relationships with a few of the villains in the game as well as his usual cast of characters that he keeps his secret from. Although in past videos it does look like Insomniac Games has offered up that secret to a few more than before and we will have to deal with that too. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week This week in video games is about done but it will still rage on as Gamescom still flows out there. We have a whole lot more for the event to bring you here and we already had so much to show you. More for the upcoming Spider-Man, a little more for Darksiders III, the same footage for a few other games we had behind closed doors at E3, and much more. More like news on two Cthulhu video games in terms of The Sinking City and Call Of Cthulhu. Read More...

Man Of Medan A new horror series of games has been announced with Man Of Medan coming at us to kick of The Dark Pictures anthology If you are a fan of what Supermassive Games has been up to recently with their titles, then you will be tickled pink with their latest announcement of The Dark Pictures — Man Of Medan. Technically two separate things that link together but the names run together for now. To be clear, The Dark Pictures is a new anthology of games with Man Of Medan being the first in the series. Read More...

The Sinking City New videos for The Sinking City are here and they show off more of the madness The Sinking City will play with as well as some real gameplay It is starting to look like Cthulhu is making a huge comeback in video games here as we have more to look at for The Sinking City as we wait for it to join the ranks on March 21st of next year. It is not like we have not heard of the game so far as Frogwares has been doing a great job at keeping us all informed, but what we have here makes it look like they are taking the mythos and giving us all what we have been looking for what it comes to these themes. The theme of sanity and darkness run deep in The Sinking City and we have a whole lot of new things to take in for the game now. Read More...

A Plague Tale The gameplay from A Plague Tale: Innocence’s E3 demo is now here for all to see and experience all of the gameplay options in A Plague Tale Just in case my words from the E3 impressions for A Plague Tale: Innocence did not paint the best brain picture for you, or you just wanted to see how the gameplay actually rolled out, then get ready for a whole lot of it out of Gamescom. It seems like a long wait for Asobo Studio to actually give this out the public in a solid way, but it is what it is. Do not knock it or we will not get it in the future and we will be regulated to secondhand updates from Focus Home Interactive instead. Read More...