Injustice Gods Among Us has been steadily increasing its own hype by giving fans the ability to vote on weekly match-ups that pit their favorite DC characters against each other. The most recent weekly brawl resulted in Aquaman viciously assaulting Cyborg, and Solomon Grundy receiving a galactic head smashing from Green Lantern.
Darkstalkers Resurrection will be seeing its official release on March 12 for PSN and March 13 on XBLA. Unfortunately, European PlayStation gamers will be forced to wait the same time as XBLA players.
The video game industry has been known for giving the term "release date" an ambiguous meaning. Often the release dates that game studios exclaim to gamers everywhere ends up shifting to some undisclosed location in the future. On that note, Activision confirmed today that Deadpool has received a Summer 2013 release, and I'm not sure whether to be happy or cautious about that.
Special Forces: Team X offers gamers a chance to play a solid cover-based third person shooter. Fans of the genre will be able to overlook the game's polish issues, but those who need that extra touch will find it hard to enjoy the gameplay at its core.
Agent 47 has been accepting contracts for over a decade now, and it's about time we payed respect to the classic titles that kicked off one of the best stealth franchises around. IO Interactive's Hitman: HD Trilogy bundles together Hitman: Contracts, Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, and Hitman: Blood Money into one convenient package.
With the PlayStation 4 rumored to be making its debut at Sony's mysterious press event on February 20th, it only seems right that Microsoft's next generation console gets its fair share of rumors and speculation. Concrete information on both systems is few and far between, but it would appears that the newest next-gen Xbox rumors might actually have some weight.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Comics have announced details on their ultimate battle for super human supremacy with their upcoming fighting game, Injustice: Gods Among Us.
