Assassin’s Creed III

Assassins, Zombies, and Rayman, now available for less!

Noah and Evan take an episode just to talk about the games they're playing right now, from Fire Emblem to Layton to Assassin's Creed.

It may have just launched, but Wii U's already racked up some great games. Which one takes our top spot?

Featuring Atlus, Assassins, and Origin

Level 5 shows off a black cube, Nintendo is ranked as one of world's top brands, and Ubisoft rewrites history.

The Castlevania movie is finally underway and brand new footage of <em>Project X Zone</em> and <em>Assassin's Creed III</em> all in tonight's news.

With Wii U fast approaching, Luke asks whether Nintendo's in danger of losing its identity.

<em>Nintendo Land</em>? Pffft. <em>These</em> are the games Nintendo should have been bragging about yesterday.

As the dust settles on Nintendo's E3 press conference, the staff collect their thoughts.

Katharine explores how one little DS game could either save or destroy Wii U.

It may be GAME over for UK high streets, but it's just the beginning for <em>Assassin's Creed III</em> and <em>Epic Mickey: Power of Illusion</em>.

Ubisoft is bringing two more remasters to the console!

Game finally confirmed after many leaks and goofs across the web.

Assassins, rabbids, hackers, raymen, and more are on sale until Feb 16.

A look at the balance between the art and economics of making worthwhile sequels.

A look at the balance between the art and economics of making worthwhile sequels.

Like <em>Zelda II</em>, <em>Super Mario Bros. 2</em>, and <em>Castlevania II</em> before it, <em>Metroid II</em> is an overlooked yet important part of one of gaming's most beloved series.

Amazon leaks details of <em>Deus Ex's</em> rumored release on Wii U.

Ubisoft still confident in Wii U despite slow sales, though the company still wouldn't mind seeing a price drop.

Piratical adventure set for release by April 2014.

Six Ubisoft games for 30% off? Sounds like a good deal!

The staff discuss the rash of disappointing third party news, and whether or not it matters in the long run.

Has Nintendo dug its own grave with the Wii U GamePad?

Not even <em>Nintendo Land</em> can break <em>Call of Duty</em>'s spell.