Hood The release date for Hood: Outlaws & Legends is now set down with pre-order allowing early access to Hood a few days early There is now a date set for when we can expect to head into the world of Hood: Outlaws & Legends to try to be the best thief team as possible. That date set down as May 10th for the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC from Sumo Newcastle. A little bit of a wait for us to go through, sure, but it is something to look forward to if you have been pining for a game in this vein. Not to mention a new way to look at the Robin Hood lore that we have seen in various other forms over the years. Read More...

Hood New videos for Hood: Outlaws & Legends are here to give us a look into the characters we will get to play as when Hood releases If you thought that Hood: Outlaws & Legends seemed to get that announcement and then kind of fade into the darkness, you would be right. At least as it goes in the grand scheme of things as Sumo Newcastle has been working on it but there just has not been anything major to show it all off. That looks to change next week during The Game Awards, as it looks like there will be something major for Hood: Outlaws & Legends that happens during the event. If you do not want to wait until then, we might have you covered too. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here's a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week That ends another week in video games out here and even with the slowdown due to the American holiday, it was still a pretty decent one out there. Not overflowing with news and updates, but still just enough out there to keep things flowing. I mean it was more about the updates for Horizon Zero Dawn and Shadow Of Mordor, but other video games like Assassin’s Creed Origins had quite a bit of highlight and we learned about the physical version of LawBreakers that hopefully you picked up on the PC or are waiting for the PS4 version to open up. Like I said, not too heavy and not too light at the end of the week. Read More...

LawBreakers The Collector’s Edition for LawBreakers has been shown off and it looks like the PC version of LawBreakers will have the same as the PS4 If you were hoping for a collector's edition for LawBreakers then you can rest happy now knowing that there will be one. Not only one for the PC version of the game, but it looks like Boss Key Productions has set it up for the PS4 version of the game. We'll talk more on that in a moment as the main details are for the PC version of LawBreakers although there are a lot of similarities between the two. Hopefully by now you know how all of these things go and that isn't as shocking as the news that it doesn't look like there are pre-order bonuses that are usually the way things go here. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here's a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week Another week of video games in the bag and it was a huge one that was un expected indeed. I could have sworn it would have been a silent week given the proximity of E3, but it looks like they had to get all of the Far Cry 5 news out there to get us all hyped up for the video games still to come in the next few weeks. That and keep our minds off the delay of Red Dead Redemption 2 a bit and then be excited to see that LawBreakers is heading to the PS4 as well now. Mix in the Xbox Game Pass and other little bits we had and it was a pretty damn solid week for us all. Read More...

LawBreakers It looks like LawBreakers is now heading to the PS4 with all the bells and whistles as well as we have a new LawBreakers cinematic trailer to view The LawBreakers beta has just ended here recently and more or less it sounded like many gamers out their enjoyed their experience and wanted more. Not just the beta, but for Boss Key Productions to just get the game out to them all already so they can tear it up in zero gravity. While those demands may still be a bit off for LawBreakers, what isn't far off is the fact that it will be heading to the PS4 now on top of the PC so even more gamers can get in on the fun. Read More...

LawBreakers Another gameplay trailer for LawBreakers has landed and it shows off the game's theme as well as gives news of LawBreakers having an alpha test Here we go with another trailer for LawBreakers and this time it shows more than just gameplay it shows off a bit of the game's tone that Boss Key Productions is trying to go for. A tone that is quite similar to another title that the game's director gave us a while back. No I am not talking about Gears Of War here at all but LawBreakers has a lot of the same feel as Bulletstorm but that is just my observation on this PC title. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games This week in video games in now in a wrap and we can all focus on bigger and better things. Like PAX Prime or actually playing some of those video games that we heard or know about now. Especially since next week is going to be a doozy with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and Mad Max hitting on the same day. That is if you were able to get through Until Dawn and the latest for Tales From The Borderlands already. Sometimes things have to hit the back-burner and get played later instead of sooner. Read More...

The first look at gameplay for LawBreakers has been released online and it looks like the FPS title that some of us expected LawBreakers to be So yesterday we had our first announcement about LawBreakers with the promise of gameplay. Yes we had a live action trailer of sorts to explain to us what Boss Key Productions is trying to accomplish in LawBreakers but there was nothing to see in terms of gameplay. Not to let anyone down it looks like we have said gameplay for LawBreakers now and ready for all to view. As you most likely already saw and skipped down to we have this aforementioned gameplay for LawBreakers just a bit further down the page to look at. Read More...

Boss Key Productions has officially announced LawBreakers as their first title so say goodbye to Project BlueStreak while it lasted You might remember way back in March when we all had a look at Project BlueStreak or you may not. It doesn't matter anymore as it is now officially LawBreakers and the first upcoming title from Boss Key Productions due out sometime in 2016 for the PC. If you are still out of the loop here then let me catch you up quickly. Boss Key is the new studio founded by Cliff Bleszinski and Arjan Brussee. Read More...

Craig Smallwood from Hawaii will soon be a name that will be in gaming news for a while. Why? Wired.com has reported that Craig has filed a lawsuit against NCSoft. What for you may ask? Craig claims that NCSoft “acted negligently in failing to warn or instruct or adequately warn or instruct plaintiff and other players of Lineage II of its dangerous and defective characteristics, and of the safe and proper method of using the game.” Wahhhhh? Craig claimed NCSoft should pay unspecified monetary damages because of how addicting the game is. Read More...

Just when you thought it was safe for us to poke our heads out and not hear about some new legal action taking place between video game companies, (Activision and Infinity Ward I'm looking at you) a new one hits. Not between those two though, but between a couple smaller companies, Petroglyph Games and True Games. Before you ask, no it is not about who gets to keep "Games" in their title. It is about their joint venture on the MMORTS Mytheon. Read More...

Episode 44 of the Aggrocast has landed and unfortunately for the crew, we have had some busy weeks lately. This has resulted in too few games being played. We do talk about the few we got our hands on, including Halo 3 ODST, Beatles Rock Band, Aion and more. We also bring you some interesting topics this week. We go over the PSP Go launch and Binh discusses his hands on with his launch day system. The possibility looms that I bought one as well, but refuse to say if I did or not. Read More...

Finally some closure. After a very long and grueling process, Activision and Double Fine Studios have come to some even ground and we do not have to worry about Brütal Legend being delayed in all it's rocking glory. According to the Associated Press and the New York Times, the Lawyers for Activision told court officials that they had finally come to a settlement with Double Fine Studios on Wednesday. For a brief recap see my previous article Activision tells EA to Back off The Los Angeles Superior Court spokeswoman said that Activision settled with Double Fine and a hearing, that was supposed to occur this fine Thursday morning, was canceled. What was heard last week was that the Superior Court Judge Craig Karlan had told Activision's lawyers that the request was probably going to get denied and the game was going to get released on time anyways. Read More...

So just to update you Minnesota attempted to get a law passed and it failed.  So they thought "hey" lets appeal and well that failed to. The Minnesota law would have imposed up to a $25 fine on minors younger than 17 caught buying or renting video games rated "M" for mature or "AO" for adults-only, under the video game industry's rating system. You would think other states and cities would pay attention to this but "this week, a committee in Massachusetts is planning to consider a bill, endorsed by Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, that would--you guessed it--restrict violent video game sales to minors" source:  News. Read More...