Not only did the story keep my attention, but it was dark, mature, emotional and left me wanting more.

The last thing that comes to your mind when thinking of Batman and The Joker is a FPS.

All of Fri/Sat and most of Sunday were devoted to the MMO I intend to play come December 20th.

Guess what? They’re co-op modes in The Darkness II. Guess what else? We’ve played them and they’re fun as hell.

Let’s not talk about Battlefield 3, let’s not talk about Bulletstorm and let’s certainly not talk about Duke Nukem Forever. Let’s talk old school.

I’d like to tell you a story. A story of might and magic, choice and consequence, romance, adventure, camaraderie and intrigue. If I could think of any other awesome nouns I’d throw them in there as well.

We recently sat down and got to enjoy some ME3 co-op and we’re going to tell you why we think it’s a good thing and why you’ll probably like it as well… or hate it… or be indifferent.

Now that the beta is finally open to everyone, Battlefield 3 is among the most discussed video games.

It’s been nearly one week since Dave and Aaron dove head first into the Diablo III beta. Somehow, they’ve managed to come out somewhat clean on the other side.

The changes Blizzard have implemented might worry some, but if you’re willing to let the past go, Diablo III is still amazingly well crafted.

Dave and Aaron have been kind enough to play the Diablo 3 beta for you, and they’re gonna tell you all about it!

I had a chance to play Resident Evil: Revelations for the 3DS this weekend at PAX 2011 and it made me feel like a kid again, hiding under that blanket.

No other shooter looks this good or feels this good on both PlayStaion 3 and PC. You’d better ante up.

After playing Skyrim for an hour straight, being allowed to do whatever the hell I want and loving every single minute of it… I believe.

We went up to THQ to check out Warhammer 40k: Space Marine and go all out with the multiplayer…