PO’ed The launch of the PO’ed: Definitive Edition is here to let us all give PO’ed a new go out there in this world The 90s are coming back and we can have a taste of it all again with the PO’ed: Definitive Edition. Okay, maybe the era is not fully coming back but this title is now launched on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC with Nightdive Studios trying to give us all that little hit of nostalgia. All for a game that I am sure many do not even remember playing back in 1995. That is okay, though, as we now get to see PO’ed back in action and upscaled to look as good as it can on our tech that is almost thirty years further evolved. Read More...

PO’ed Classic shooter PO’ed is on its way back to us with the latest announcement for the PO’ed: Definitive Edition Add yet another of those classic titles from the 90s coming back to us with Nightdive Studios churning them all out, as we have the announcement for the PO’ed: Definitive Edition. A title that was given to the world back in 1995 and is now heading back out this year on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC. It is a title that I am sure many missed from before, but with the extra weirdness the original PO’ed offered up to the gaming community then, it is sure to be fully embraced by the modern crowds too. Read More...

Mafia More gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition is here to give us even more to look at as the Mafia game is further evolved into the next-gen As if we did not have a load of gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition before, we are back with another little snippet of gameplay to take in. This time it comes from Hangar 13 directly and not video from someone else playing the game. Not that it would look any different as far as visuals go, but what we have here is more of the story and how some of those new technologies will help make the story of Mafia pop just a bit more. We will know more certainly on September 25th when it hits the PS4, Xbox One, and PC but from what we have here, it is looking more and more like a current-gen title if not a next-gen one. Read More...

Mafia New gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition is out there to take in to further surprise us on how Mafia is evolving to where it will be soon There is still a month until the Mafia: Definitive Edition will be out here for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC with September 25th still being that date. Given how well the other two remasters we have had out of Hangar 13 and 2K Games, this is one I have been excited for. More so when you start to think about what the developers originally wanted for Mafia but were limited by the time and hardware. Read More...

Mafia The first gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition is here to show how amazing this Mafia remake is going to look when it drops Get your eyes ready for something special, as we have a look at the first gameplay for the Mafia: Definitive Edition here in all of its 4K glory. That is not an understatement here when you finally take in what Hangar 13 did to get the game up and running for the PS4, Xbox One, and then better for the PC. This is not just some resampling for things from the original Mafia title in 2002 but a full remake in many different ways. Something I was worried was not going to be the issue but 2K Games has put in all the funds to get this to be a true definitive edition of the title. Read More...

We have a new comparison video for DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition's turbo mode which speeds up the whole game by 20% for those who want that option DmC: Definitive Edition has a turbo mode which is one of the updates for the edition and it is a gameplay modifier that can be turned on if one so chooses. Back in my day, that makes me sound old, turbo mode meant that the controller had an option to turn on so one could just hold down a button and the controller would rapid fire off the command to the system. For DmC: Definitive Edition it ramps up the overall speed of the game by 20% because this is something that apparently was missing in the original version of the game. Read More...

DmC: Definitive Edition is getting Vergil's Bloody Palace mode and we have a few new details on what this mode will include for the DmC fans out there Apparently Vergil's Bloody Palace was one of the biggest requests that fans of DmC had for the DmC: Definitive Edition. Ninja Theory heard that request and it is in the game. This is not a huge secret as it was listed in the additions for the DmC: Definitive Edition coming to the Xbox One and PS4 on March 10th. There were just very few details if it was going to be more than just another character playing through the same mode that was already in the game to start with. Read More...

A bit of new gameplay for the DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition has been released to show more of the 60fps goodness Last year we had the announcement that DmC Devil May Cry was coming to the PS4 and Xbox One via a Definitive Edition. DmC was a great game so why not get it out there for more to enjoy or enjoy again? We also got a small glimpse at what the game may look like running at 60fps and 1080p resolution. It was somewhere in the mix of everything that Ninja Theory was showing us for the new edition of the game I swear. Read More...

DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition and Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition have just been announced for the PS4 and Xbox One for next year Looks like fans of DmC: Devil May Cry may be getting what they have been asking for over the past two years. Ninja Theory and Capcom have just announced the DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition coming on March 17th 2015 for the PS4 and Xbox One. Just like other "Definitive Editions" it looks like we are getting the game fully re-mastered for 1080p resolution and 60 FPS. Not to mention the standard fare of all the DLC released up until now as is also the usual case to better explain why this is the version of the game you need to purchase. Read More...

The Tomb Raider Definitive Edition was announced and claimed to be bringing us the next gen Lara Croft on the PS4 and Xbox One. Let's take a look at if they have kept their word. The Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is only about a week away from hitting our "next gen" consoles and giving us not only another title to play on them but a look at what Crystal Dynamics is claiming to be the definitive version of the game. At least to date. There have already been a few comparison videos and images spread out in the ether of the internet but are you not truly interested in what went into making this 'definitive' look? Read More...