Call Of Duty A new trailer for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 is here to try to show how it is going to be the best Call Of Duty to launch to date The time we are going to have to wait for Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 is quickly coming to an end with only a few more weeks to go now. There has been a lot of excitement for the game and quite a few reservations held with Treyarch going with a multiplayer heavy option for the game. It seems like an odd choice to go there, I am a single-player fan after all, but we will see if it all pans out and makes huge profits for the studio and Activision. I have minor doubts about that as it is a Call Of Duty title and even when gamers complain about it, they still will gobble the game up on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC until they can complain about the next one. Read More...

Sekiro New gameplay for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is here to show off what some may have missed in the recent demo for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice It looks like there was even more to look at for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice out of this year's TGS as we have almost twenty more minutes of gameplay to look at and get a better feel for what FromSoftware is aiming to bring us. We will still need to wait until March 22nd to get the true feel for it all, but for now we can look at some of the demo that Activision had out there and let gamers play. Some of which housed some never before seen locations for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice as well as a hidden boss fight for those who were able to make it down to it alive and try to stay that way. Read More...

Call Of Duty New footage for one of Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies’ experiences has crawled up featuring more from a Call Of Duty franchise musical veteran When I first saw that the new Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 Zombies mode was going to be messing around with time, I was a little concerned. I understood what Treyarch was aiming for, but I was not completely certain that it could work out as well given that it was many different eras and not just one new one as we have seen in the past. Now we jump forward to today as Activision has pumped out a new trailer for the Call Of Duty mode, and I think I am a bit more sold on it. Read More...

Call Of Cthulhu New gameplay for Call Of Cthulhu has sprung up to show us some of the darker sides of Call Of Cthulhu as well as some of the true horrors that wait If you have been hoping for new gameplay for Call Of Cthulhu, then we are here to offer it up. It is also not the same rehashing of the same footage but actually some new gameplay that Cyanide Studios put together to show off some of the true horrors that the game will house. At least as true horror in terms of the elder gods that we can get in video game form. I mean, it does look like they are playing well with the sanity portion of Call Of Cthulhu, but there is no real way to get that point across without forcing the human to truly go mad. Read More...

Red Dead Redemption An online mode for Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming and will be going into full beta mode shortly after Red Dead Redemption 2 launches It is all something we figured would be coming to Red Dead Redemption 2 and now it is officially coming. That is, Red Dead Online will be heading to the game and Rockstar Games has finally given us the most basic of details on it all. Given how their other online systems have worked for their other titles, I will not say I am shocked. I am excited though as they can take what they have learned from their other avenues into the system and perfect it more for Red Dead Redemption 2. Read More...

The Council New screenshots for the fourth episode of The Council are here and it looks like the story of The Council is taking a darker turn The next episode of The Council is almost upon us as September 25th is the date we will be able to continue this story of alternate history and intrigue. Not only the next episode, but the fourth (will not use that specific word) one from Big Bad Wolf as they expand on all of this to even greater heights. Some heights that have been placed way up there in terms of the episodic storytelling genre that The Council is in and many other needs to borrow from. At least in my own opinion as the RPG elements of it all definitely keep things going where other would have a massive lull. Read More...

Silver Chains A new survival horror title, Silver Chains, has been announced and Silver Chains will give us yet another story-driven first-person horror title to play If you were in the market for another survival horror title in 2019, you may want to keep an eye out for Silver Chains as it looks like it is coming at us around then. Sometime in the Spring is the current timeline that Headup Games has set down and Cracked Heads Games is shooting for. All for the PS4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. Read More...

Red Dead Redemption 2 New images for Red Dead Redemption 2 are here to give us a look and feel for the many different locations we will visit in Red Dead Redemption 2 October 26th seems so far away right now, but thankfully for those looking out for Red Dead Redemption 2, we have a new look at some of the locations we will get to explore in the game. All in a nice little postcard style of images from Rockstar Games to try and highlight some of the varying lands in the game. It would get a bit boring if all we had was old, rustic towns in the middle of a desertscape to shoot our way through. Read More...

Kart Racer A new Kart Racer title has been announced with Nickelodeon Kart Racers where we will get to do just that with all of our favorite cartoon characters If you were thinking this October was missing out on some genre of video game to enjoy, you are right and it looks like Nickelodeon Kart Racers is there to fill that void. You should be able to tell what I am talking about here with the name. In case you cannot, I am talking about the kart-racing genre of video games and it looks like GameMill Entertainment is plugging that whole on October 23rd now with the release date announcement. Read More...

The Sinking City The latest developer diary for The Sinking City is here to walk us through some of their tricks to tell the story of The Sinking City using visuals Get ready for even more creepiness as we have a whole new look at The Sinking City from Frogwares here and they are diving into how they are telling some of story with just visuals. Well, more accentuating and setting a theme as well as telling a story as they will still be using the same designs and methods we all know and mostly love in video games. They are just going into a few of the more subtle things here to help accentuate the loss of sanity we are going to experience in The Sinking City. Read More...

Sekiro A new trailer for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is here to take us through a few new looks for Sekiro as well as some of the verticality we can expect While we may have to wait a bit for this year's TGS to fully kick off, we do not need to wait to see something new for Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice that will be shown off out there. That is right; we have a new trailer to look at for this title from FromSoftware that caught a lot of attention out at E3 this year. I am guessing you figured that out as you clicked in here anyways and are most likely looking for more on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice instead of just random tidbits like that. Read More...

Call Of Cthulhu During a recent livestream, the first hour of Call Of Cthulhu was shown off to the world to helps get a deeper feel for Call Of Cthulhu Get ready to kind of spoil the first hour of Call Of Cthulhu as we have pretty much that to look at here. It is all in the a current beta form and according to those over at Cyanide Studios and Focus Home Interactive, not exactly what we will have in the final game. There is still a lot of time before Call Of Cthulhu hits the PS4, Xbox One, and PC if you want to look at just over a month as a lot of time. October 30th is still the launch date for it all so I am not sure how much more they can change between now and then, but that is assuming the following demo is taken from a build that is as recent as to what will be pressed to discs. Read More...

Call Of Duty Have a look at Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode so you can get ready for the Battle Royale when it hits this Call Of Duty title Well, we finally have a look at the mode that some have been waiting for in Call Of Duty: Black Ops 4 and some have been eye-rolling over. Here we go with Blackout, Treyarch's version of a Battle Royale mode in the game so that they can help Activision get into that game now. It is what the world needs. You know, another Battle Royale mode and this time in the Call Of Duty setting. Read More...

The Surge The next DLC for The Surge is here to look at and it looks like we are going to have a western in our Sci-Fi of a RPG in The Surge It looks like the DLC train for The Surge has not stopped as we have a new bit coming at us now with The Good, The Bad, And The Augmented. While Deck 13 is working on the next title in the franchise, it does look like there was some time to put us all in a Wild West themed version of the game here to add to the Sci-Fi fun we have been having so far. That seems like a weird sentence to write, but given some of our entertainment currently, this can fit into The Surge I guess. We will know for certain on October 2nd when it hits the PS4, Xbox One, and PC though. Read More...

Spider-Man One more video for Spider-Man is here to cover all of the ways that the team feels they perfected the web-swinging in the upcoming Spider-Man The reviews for Spider-Man have been pouring out there and so far it looks like a lot of our concerns can be placed aside. That is if you want to trust their words on the game so far and not keep losing your mind off missing puddles and such. No matter how you want to slice it right now, it looks like we have one more look at the web-swinging system that Insomniac Games has built to help us ignore some of those concerns and get ready for September 7th here. Hopefully, you have pre-ordered your copy of Spider-Man so you are fully ready to dive in with your PS4. Read More...