
New details have been announced today on BioWare’s highly anticipated Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Alongside the release of a stunning gameplay trailer, EA confirmed Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released October 10th 2014 across Europe.


New details have been announced today on BioWare’s highly anticipated Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Alongside the release of a stunning gameplay trailer, EA confirmed Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released October 10th 2014 across Europe.


Sony have taken to the PlayStation Blog to reveal inFAMOUS Second Son has sold over a million copies worldwide. This figure is made up of physical and digital sales.

Released on March 21st across the world and created by Sucker Punch, Second Son reached the million sales point in just nine days, making it the fastest selling game in the inFAMOUS franchise.


Sony have confirmed that their hit PlayStation exclusive, The Last of Us, will be coming to PS4 this summer.
Following on from last month’s rumors that Naughty Dog’s latest critically acclaimed game would be coming to next-gen consoles, Arne Meyer, Community Strategist for Naughty Dog has taken to the PlayStation Blog to advise that the PS4 version of the game will include “an exclusive director’s commentary for all in-game cinematics.”
Today sees the release of the eagerly anticipated third episode of The Wolf Among Us, titled The Crooked Mile.
Brought to us by Telltale Games, creators of the hugely popular The Walking Dead games, The Wolf Among Us is a noir murder mystery following similar game mechanics to The Walking Dead.
NBC have aired a teaser trailer during coverage of the Winter Olympics revealing that they are set to bring it’s cult hit Heroes back to our screens.

Heroes: Reborn will hit our television sets in 2015 with a 13-episode miniseries, set to follow a new story arc with new characters. NBC Entertainment President Jennifer Salke has, however, released a statement where she advises NBC “won’t rule out the possibility of some of the show’s original cast members popping back in.”
Heroes was cancelled in May 2010, after repeated poor viewing figures.

Hot on the coat-tails of the PS4’s success, Sony has yesterday announced that the PS Vita Slim will be released in the UK on February 7th 2014.
Estimated to cost in the region of £180, the new slim model is 20% thinner and 15% lighter than it’s predecessor, creating a more sleek look and greater emphasis on handheld, compact gaming.
The slim model will come with 1GB of internal memory, just enough to get buyers started, but considering the wide back catalogue of the Vita and the sheer quantity of downloadable games, those pricy Sony exclusive memory cards are the only option for increasing capacity.
The most notable change to the console comes to the screen. Gone is the crisp OLED display, and in with a standard, cheaper LED display. Cutting the price of manufacturing the console, the LCD screen is expected to make the Vita’s battery life go that bit further compared to the OLED screen of now.
Further changes to the console include a smaller rear touchpad, allowing for bigger grip panels, and the start and select buttons have had a redesign. You’ll now be able to charge your Vita using the Dualshock 4 cable, as the port has been changed to match that of the PS4 controller.