Warhammer Delays have hit Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr to make sure that the title is able to bring all of the Warhammer fun to all platforms at the same time May 11th will no longer be a day that you can expect to see Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor — Martyr hit the PS4, Xbox One, or PC as the game has now been delayed. Sadly it looks like the team over at Neocore Games ran into an issue with getting all versions of the game up to snuff, with the consoles falling behind, and now we have to wait until June 5th for the game. Just a bit longer than proposed, but we will at least still be getting this Diablo-like title set in the Warhammer 40K universe still. Read More...

Hello Neighbor It was only a matter of time, but Hello Neighbor is now heading to the PS4 and giving more players a chance to enjoy and play Hello Neighbor Many were left out when Hello Neighbor first launched on the PC and Xbox One back in December last year. Some say for the best and some just really want to have all of the games on all of the platforms as possible. It looks like Dynamic Pixels and tinyBuild are giving us all what we want and bringing the game to the PS4 this Summer. That is the closest to a release date for this version of Hello Neighbor, but now it is known that it will be coming. Read More...

Gaming We like to help everyone when it comes to gaming. It is time for a new gaming PC build from us showcasing Ryzen 5 1600X 6-Core I haven’t really written a gaming PC build in a while due to the stagnation in the marketplace. All that has changed with the release of AMD’s Ryzen CPU's. Vega will be released in the coming months as a refresher to their 400 series of graphics cards. I am more of an NVidia guy than a team red player, but AMD has done some terrific things with making 1080p, and VR gaming accessible at lower price points than ever. You can get a 460 for around $100 or less and play games like DOTA 2 pushing 60 fps. Read More...

She Remembered Caterpillars We sit down and review She Remembered Caterpillars. Beautiful, but lacking in fun. Here's our review of She Remembered Caterpillars She Remembered Caterpillars is an indie puzzle game that was released at the beginning of the year that I only recently discovered. It is developed Jumpsuit Entertainment, a small German team, and as far as I can see this is the team's first game together. I felt like it could do with a review. The gameplay for She Remembered Caterpillars isn’t anything special. Read More...

BioShock Some early looks at BioShock: The Collection have been uploaded and now we get to see all three BioShock titles up and running for us to dissect I knew that with BioShock: The Collection coming out soon it would only be a matter of time that we started to see some "let's play" videos popping up. They are all the rage and I'm sure that 2K Games would love the free publicity that goes along with them. It looks like they couldn't wait to get BioShock: The Collection out there on September 13th for us all. Read More...

BioShock A new comparison video for BioShock: The Collection has been released and now we can see if the original BioShock titles have been upgraded enough to justify the collection It took so long for BioShock: The Collection to finally get the announcement and date for us but now that September 13th is quickly approaching it would be nice to see if there is good reason to repurchase all of these titles again. I'm sure 2K Games would want me to tell you that you have to right now but that wouldn't dictate if Blind Squirrel did an amazing job or not. There are three BioShock titles here that needed some touchups and now we have a good view at the upgrades that have been done from the originals. Read More...

Deadlight We sit down and review Deadlight: Director's Cut. It's another remaster for a game that didn't get much love before. Here's our review of Deadlight: Director's Cut It's only been a short four years and now we have Deadlight: Director's Cut landing on the PS4 and Xbox One after a nice stint on the 360 and PC. This would be Tequila Works' side-scrolling zombie adventure that aims to focus on story more than just exploding brains. It was decently received the first time around but now we have a more definitive edition of the game here now with all of the extra mixed in that the original Deadlight just didn't have. Read More...

BioShock After many leaks, BioShock: The Collection has finally been announced and now we are getting all the BioShock titles in one location for the current gen Here we go with yet another one of the worst kept secrets in the video game industry as BioShock: The Collection has now been given the full announcement, details, and release date from 2K Games. It only took five different "leaks" and ratings to show up but now we have a nice new collection put together from Blind Squirrel that puts everything in one place for new and old fans alike. All of the BioShock titles bundled up, remastered, and heading out to the PS4, Xbox One, and PC on September 13th for $59. Read More...

Guitar Hero Live Another Guitar Hero Live event is going on and this time we are getting a Shred-A-Thon to usher in Guitar Hero Live's unveiling of Through The Fire And Flames It is finally here as Through The Fire And Flames is coming to Guitar Hero Live. In fact as you are reading this you can know that gamers out there who have turned on FreeStyleGames' title can experience it now in the five day long Shred-A-Thon that is going on at this very moment via GHTV. At least if they are playing Guitar Hero Live via the console version of the game and not any of the other umpteen options that we were all given back when Activision brought the game back into our lives again. To gain access to the Shred-A-Thon for Guitar Hero Live all you have to do is access the third channel in your GHTV list and it will start right up. Read More...

Guitar Hero Live A new mode for Guitar Hero Live has been added into the mix that brings the ever requested Rival Mode to Guitar Hero Live's online multiplayer function With Guitar Hero Live reaching almost a few months old now, from release, it is time we start seeing the major updates for the game roll out. It looks like FreeStyleGames thinks the same ways as the next major update for Guitar Hero Live is out now and adds in something many have wanted since the game's first launch. That would be a way to play head-to-head on the multiplayer arena for Guitar Hero Live. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Thus concludes another week in video games; albeit a shorter one. With all of the Thanksgiving and Black Friday mess coming up we have decided to allow everyone a reprieve from the work and to allow them to enjoy all of their video games. Guitar Hero Live and Rock Band 4 have some great stuff in the works for these holidays so there is always that. Not to mention all the work up for Just Cause 3 and Star War Battlefront that needs to be seen and played. Read More...

Guitar Hero Live Guitar Hero Live just added 28 new songs and two new premium shows to keep the Guitar Hero Live fun going over this holiday If you were looking for something to help break up the pains of this American Holiday weekend then take note that Guitar Hero Live is getting 34 new songs added to the list for us all to play and enjoy. It looks like Activision has been keeping on FreeStyleGames to get more content out there and now we have another huge drop for the GHTV service that is part of Guitar Hero Live. In fact, 28 of those mentioned songs are part of GHTV and being added to the mix as you read this. Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games So much news in the world of video games here and so much more to come. I think we'll have a lot more as Blizzcon rolls out and we lead into the heavier part of the release season but it is a fickle industry. Especially when there are such great hidden gems like the Black Ops 3 Nightmare mode that was hidden from us all. That and the new Friday The 13th visuals that have just made their way into the world of video games here. Read More...

Guitar Hero Live We Sit Down And Review Guitar Hero Live. Things Have Been Changed Up Quite A Bit This Time Around To Make The Franchise Feel New; But Does It Pay Off? Here's Our Review Of Guitar Hero Live Looks like the rhythm game is trying to make a comeback and now we have the other main competitor in the way of Guitar Hero Live. This franchise is one of the ones that made the whole genre as popular as it has become over the years, even with its short hiatus, and FreeStyleGames is bringing it back to try and bring new life into the franchise. Not only is it a new game with, technically, new songs but Guitar Hero Live adds in a few new features and mechanics to said genre but do they help or hinder in the long run? Read More...

Video Games A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games There goes another week in video games in the bag. Or case if you will. Things were all over the place this week and there were so many 'leaks' out there in the world of video games. I'm looking in the direction of Street Fighter V here and a bit at Star Wars Battlefront. Although the beta is out for the latter here so it's not really leaked any more. The first still very much so. Read More...