Capcom posted a DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition announcement Trailer to whet the appetites of those not familiar with the last gen and PC version which released in 2013. Now gamers on Xbox One and PS4 can enjoy the madness and decide for themselves whether the more trendy character

Developers Ninja Theory talk about their forthcoming Hellblade which is coming exclusively to the PS4/PS3. The game’s world is being created by just one person and as this video looks deeper into the process. Hellblade releases next week for $11.99 with a 20% launch discount being made available to PS

Ninja Theory’s PS3 exclusive game Heavenly Sword is getting the full CGI movie treatment as this trailer suggests. The movie will feature, Anna Torv as lead character Nariko, Alfred Molina as King Bohan, and Thomas Jane as Loki. Expect to see the movie in theatres and other outlets in early 2014.

Namco Bandai Games’ action adventure game which previously released on consoles ENSLAVED Odyssey to the West Premium Edition is now available via Steam for £14.99. The game offers a roaring adventure through a post apocalyptic world with larger than life characters and Andy Serkis doing what he does best voicing the

Capcom released this accolades trailer which shows off all the high praise the game has recieved from the gaming media with perhaps the lowest score being a 4/5. Some would have you believe that all these publications have somehow been paid off to say nice things about the game when

We already reviewed the console version of Capcom’s DmC Devil May Cry which you can check out in the video link over here; but we take a look at the PC version which releases on the 25th of January and determine whether the higher fidelity visuals make it worth waiting

Is there some misunderstanding with the definition of the word “fan”? Perhaps somewhere along the line, calling oneself a fan gives rights to bitch and moan about things that aren’t agreeable. That’s a  given surely. But when does being a fan cross the line into realms of stupidity and ignorance,

Now the game has released into the wild, and no doubt places like Youtube will become flooded with walkthroughs and such like, here’s a video of one of the levels which highlights that Ninja Theory used a fair bit of imagination with their level design; taking players on a gaming

With the review embargo now lifted, we take a look at the controversial and gamer dividing DmC Devil May Cry developed by Ninja Theory and released by Capcom . The game should win some new fans with its cool and surreal looks, stylized combat and ease of play. Take a

It’s always nice to see when developers stick two fingers up at the very vocal minority of fans who simply complain and bitch about everything; it’s even better when they make reference to it in the actual game they’ve worked so hard on for the last few years. Whilst DmC