Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Another week in video games has come to a close and we are all better for it. It has been another doozy of a week in video games with this one housing not only The Game Awards but the PlayStation Experience. With all of that comes a lot of updates and announcements. Announcements like Bound from Plastic and Batman from Telltale Games. Read More...

TMNT A new TMNT game has been spotted on the ratings board title Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants In Manhattan and it could mean a whole new TMNT video game is on the way If rumors are true it looks like we may be getting another TMNT video game titled Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants In Manhattan. That is one hefty name for a video game but it is what has been run through the video game ratings boards of both Brazil and Australia for Platinum Games. Also if rumors are true it looks like Activision will be publishing this TMNT video game for the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. Read More...

It was a sweltering summer afternoon, my friend Curt and I were sheltered by an air conditioner on full blast. Inside our sanctuary we spent countless days acquiring callouses and sores on our thumbs as we played endlessly the games of our childhood. One moment in particular stands out from the rest, after many hours and a few dozen restarts Curt and I managed to make it to the final stage of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project for the Nintendo Entertainment System. An eruption of joy and excitement exploded inside me. Too young to control the sudden burst of joy, I jumped off my bed and screamed "YEAH! Read More...

In an awesome move by Ubisoft and XBox Live, we can relive all our classic arcade days of 4-player fighting action with TMNT Turtles In Time. Available August 5th for $15, it will be an arcade lovers dream. The great part about this whole ordeal is not only is the game the same side scrolling, beat-em-up adventure you remember, but it comes with a nice set of new 3D graphics as well. Gameplay stays as true to the arcade as possible (throwing enemies into the screen) as well as new tricks like being able to face all four directions while fighting, rather then just left and right. Analog controls have not been implemented. Read More...