A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Thus concludes another wild ride in the world of video games. Again things seemed to be very targeted as we had A LOT of Mortal Kombat X news again, the full announcement of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, and a big old tease for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3. All kinds of crazy madness but really only a few games that we were able to fully cover as the dominated this week in video games. Hopefully next week we can be a bit more diverse as we should only have reviews for Mortal Kombat X and that should eliminate half of the week's domination moving forward. Read More...

New details for Dissidia Final Fantasy's arcade game have come out that shows it may come to PS4 sooner or later Goodish news for those looking to be able to play Dissidia Final Fantasy but don't have all of the funds to own a huge arcade machine in house. I say goodish because this hasn't been completely confirmed as of yet but the chances of Dissidia Final Fantasy hitting the PS4 seem considerably more likely after the most recent "Closed Conference" that Square Enix put on. More on that in a second but this is also where it was revealed that Team Ninja will be doing the leg work on creating this interesting fighting game that will be Dissidia Final Fantasy. You'd know them for their Dead Or Alive 5 game as of late. Read More...

Mortal Kombat X mobile is available now for all of us to unlock our cool extra skins a bit before Mortal Kombat X proper is released It is less than a week now until Mortal Kombat X will be hitting the PS4, Xbox One, and PC but there is a way for all of us to play a version of it free as of right now. While it was thought that Mortal Kombat X Mobile was going to release sometime after the full version of the game it looks like NetherRealm has given it to us early. Yes, Mortal Kombat X Mobile can currently be picked up on an iOS device and soon on an Android device as I am writing this. Read More...

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided has been fully announced and the first details for the game are here for you if you choose If only we could have all waited for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided to be fully announced today. As was mentioned yesterday it started out as rumor and speculation based on an amazing, yet saddening for society, media campaign with a video stream showing off a man imprisoned for unknown reasons and we were allowed to help choose his fate. Then it followed up with Game Informer "leaking" screenshots, concept art, and a bit of footage for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. Pretty much they ruined the big reveal that happened this morning for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided and that was the announcement trailer and a bit of what to expect for the game when it comes out on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC in the future. Read More...

Images and a Game Informer cover have been shown off revealing that Square Enix is bringing us Deus Ex: Mankind Divided While the teaser video feed that Square Enix has been pushing is still going on it looks like it is all for Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. At least it makes sense given that Eidos Montreal made Deus Ex: Human Revolution and happens to be a Western developer under the Square Enix banner. All of that and the fact that we've had some new screenshots, concept art, and the next cover story from Game Informer "leaked" out before the most likely April 8th official announcement date that was planned. Doesn't it suck that nothing can be kept a true secret anymore in the age of technology and super sleuths online…kind of like the Deus Ex universe… Wait a second… All proselytizing aside, all of these new items and proof of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided coming all started from, as you guessed it, a "leak" on NeoGaf. Read More...

A new interactive and viral video stream reveal from Square Enix has arisen and all we know is you Can't Kill Progress If you have been keeping tabs on the weird stuff on the internet over the last few days then you may have heard or seen the Can't Kill Progress video stream taking place as I type and you read. This is all part of some huge game reveal from Square Enix and one of their Western developers and kind of shows how depraved humans truly are. As of right now the titles we can speculate on here are Can't Kill Progress and Project CKP and the video shows a man being broken down and "tortured" in a small cell. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Let's all celebrate as we have survived yet another April Fool's day in the video game industry. I will say that this one was a bit more lackluster than any in year's past but I'll take it. None the less we were still able to bring you a plethora of video game news through the week although again Mortal Kombat X seemed to dominate the legitimate news of the April Fool's week. If it wasn't for that we would have only had the Game Of Thrones review and the little bit for the Call Of Duty DLC and Batman: Arkham Knight. I guess we can't be upset with that as it kept the real news flowing… This week in video game news did have a few interesting questions pop up. Read More...

The first bit of actual game play for Mortal Kombat X Mobile and details have been recently shown off We still have a little more time before we can dig into Mortal Kombat X Mobile. As of right now there has yet to be a release date for the free mobile title that will link into Mortal Kombat X proper but it has been stated sometime shortly after the April 14th launch of that title. What we do have though is a bit more on Mortal Kombat X Mobile and what we can expect to be different from the Injustice tie-in mobile game and this one. You can see all of this lower down the page from the latest Kombat Kast but here is a quicker breakdown for you. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games This has been a productive week for video games hasn't it? More on Mortal Kombat X, a delay for Batman: Arkham Knight, some more for Mad Max, and reviews…reviews…reviews! Five reviews in one week and we still have a few more in the works. All kinds of video games releasing and we have to review them right? Of course we do just as long as we can keep up on all of the other news that comes out for any and all video games out there. Read More...

We Sit Down And Review Slender: The Arrival. The cult classic has made its way to the PS4 and Xbox One so lets see how it translated. Here's our review on how they've done so far The insanity of Slender: The Arrival has finally hit the next gen systems to overtake and put the fear into a whole new group of gamers on the PS4 and Xbox One. It's been two years since PC gamers had the fright put on them and just under a year since PS3 and Xbox 360 players have experienced Slender: The Arrival. There have been new story elements added into the game for the next generation but is that what was needed to sell the game to a new audience? Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Well it looks like this is week two in the heavy Mortal Kombat X video game news. Well at least again that is how it seems here again as that title totally dominated the news again. Now that we have a God Of War 3 Remastered announced and more on the other The Walking Dead video game we will hopefully get more of an array of news into the mix. If nothing more we will hopefully have a wide array of video game news after April has come finally. There can't be more MKX news after that for a while right? Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games This week in video game news can totally be summed up with delays and Mortal Kombat X. Hells, even Mortal Kombat X had a delay announcement for the last gen systems. Nothing like what happened to Uncharted 4 and Homefront being delayed until 2016 but at least nothing was cancelled. This of course is all to go along with the showing off of two titles coming out here soon; Battlefield Hardline and Bloodborne. Like we had any worry on those video games being delayed though… As per the usual structure here, we have a nice little list showing off all of the video game news, information, and updates that we were lucky enough to cover during the week. Read More...

New footage for the Mortal Kombat X mobile app has been released and shows off how the game will be played It seems to be Mortal Kombat X week over here as we had the character announcements earlier and now we have a nice taste of the mobile game's gameplay. Just below you can see how Mortal Kombat X is going to handle on the Android version of the app but it should be safe to assume that it will run about the same on the iOS version as there doesn't look to be anything platform specific here at all. I'm not an iOS guy so correct me if I am wrong in that statement but if there isn't tapping and swiping allowed there then I am glad to keep with my Android products; with more Mortal Kombat X now. Here is what we can see for Mortal Kombat X running on an Android. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Two big video game conventions happened and are still going on this week which in turn means we had a lot to cover. New updates, rumors, releases, announcement, and all that video game jazz. We also had you covered all week with our special little flair added in the mix. From things like the Mortal Kombat X rumors to the announcement of Rock Band 4 and the release date for Mad Max and The Phantom Pain. That includes all of the video game new in between too. Read More...

While confirming the release date for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain, Konami also has released a look at the collector's edition and new details for the MGO mode we've seen in the past Yesterday we had the "leaked" announcement of the Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain's release date and to no big surprise it has been confirmed by Konami that it is going to be September 1st. That's not why we are here though. What was further confirmed was that we are getting a Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain collector's edition for the game and it includes a replica of Snake's mechanical arm. Read More...