
To celebrate the forthcoming release of NeverDead from Konami, we’re giving you the chance to win a copy for yourself on PS3. More
There are few games we get more excited about than a new Grand Theft Auto release, and set in San Andreas‘ Los Santos city, boasting stunning graphics and with the promise of a truly encapsulating story, it sure looks like the boys at Rockstar North have done it again. Release in sometime in 2012 can’t come soon enough. We want it now.

To celebrate the release of Supremacy MMA, out now on PS3 and Xbox 360, we’re giving you the chance to win a copy of the game on PS3 for yourself. More
After the truly mindblowing sales of Call Of Duty games of late, it’s fair to say Modern Warfare 3 is to be release under a heavy weight of anticipation, and with it comes a new strike package set-up that’ll even out killing and points streaks across different types of players. Get in line soon, it’s out November 8th and will sell out very fast.
With the world falling into collapse, what better than fighting in World War 3 in the latest Call Of Duty. In stores November 8th, Modern Warfare 3 is as close to an epic war-torn fight for your life as you’ll probably ever get.
A collaboration between undef and Joshua Noble, Receipt Racer somehow looks almost as fun as some next-gen platformers, or at least those iOS. And there’s no impossibly frustrating touchscreen controls! A win, for sure.
This game sure doesn’t need any more publicity, but it’s brilliant, so go buy it. Imagine Phoenix Wright as if made by Rockstar. And the tech. behind the it just makes you marvel even more.

In luscious “HD”, Angry Birds looks great and all, but doesn’t 8-bit just suit it effortlessly more? Great renderings by Penney Design.
The follow-up to the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum, Arkham City is out in October. And it’s shaping up pretty nicely.
Inspired by the Half-Life video games, Beyond Black Mesa centres around Adrian Shephard and a band of resistance fighters struggling to get out a warning about impending invasion. Directed by Brian Curtin.


