Are you contemplating picking up Zombie Studios latest title, but unsure if it’s the right choice? Well thankfully the team here at Ripten has chained themselves to a desk and made up an in-depth video review that will help you decide…

For any Trials HD fans out there, myself being one of them, all we need is more and more content for an already addictingly simple game. Our thirst was momentarily quenched with the “BIG Pack” and now Red Lynx is back to fill our proverbial glasses once again…

According to Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood Associate Producer Jean-Francois Boivin, multiplayer in Assassin’s Creed isn’t going to stop at Brotherhood, but will continue in future titles “for a long time.”

EA is set to announce a couple of new games later this afternoon, with Fight Night: Champion already being announced.

After a slew of rumors that Call of Duty was going to become a subscription based franchise, Robert Bowling, (a.k.a Fourzerotwo) creative director at Inifinity Ward stated on twitter today that . . .

Metroid fans eagerly awaiting the August 31st release of Metroid: Other M have some great news today. A 16 minute documentary about how the game was made was released in Japan last week; unfortunately, if you don’t speak Japanese you are out of luck. At least, until now…

Sony Online Entertainment today announced the launch of their Beta registration process for DC Universe Online. Also announced was a PC Collectors Edition for all the old school die hard DC fans that are out there…

As Ripten previously reported, THQ and Syfy have teamed up to bring a live-action Red Faction (That rhymes!) experience to our screens in March of 2011. The story is set to follow Alec Mason and his family, during the period between Red Faction: Guerrilla and Red Faction: Armageddon…

Downloadable content has been a sticky-subject among gamers since its inception, particularly when it involves money changing hands. And while that alone is able to draw a divide between gamers, things can get really heated if a company is so bold as to release downloadable content on the same day a game is to arrive in stores.

It’s just another Manic Monday. I wish it was Sunday. That’s my fun day. But look at the brightside! Monday is just about over! Though that doesn’t seem to be making this Heavy from Team Fortress 2 any happier, unless that’s his happy face …

There are a number of people looking forward to Metroid: Other M, albeit for different reasons. Some people are eager to learn more about what makes the series protagonist, bounty hunter Samus Aran, tick. Others just want to experience . . .

After playing enough Resident Evil, or any other games which feature zombies, a person stands to have enough of their flesh-eating shenanigans. But what can be done to deter them? What can turn the tide? A shotgun blast to the head will stop one zombie, yes, but none of the others are ever persuaded to fulfill their unique dietary needs elsewhere.

Finally… Nintendo is coming back… to Comic-Con.

Canadians are used to getting the short end of the stick when it comes to video services, Netflix included. This has no doubt been a point that has brightened the day of many a Blockbuster Canada and Rogers Video executive. Today, however, some clouds have rolled in over that spot of sunshine as the video provider has announced plans to move up into the territory of moose and maple leaves, and in a unique fashion at that.

Could subs be coming to Activision’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2? No, not submarines– you wish– but subscriptions, something which company President and Chief Executive Officer Robert “Bobby” Kotick alluded to recently.