The new Lara Croft adventure is looking seriously brutal. I mean…wow. Just watch.

Bethesda has announced a Doom 3 edition with all the bells, whistles, and demons you could ever ask for. And it includes Doom and Doom 2...oh yeah.

Another day, another build of J-Runner that's downloaded to your computers. What's new this time around? Read on.

There's quite a bit of space zombie news ahead of E3 right now. I can tell you one thing, Earthgov Sgt. John Carver is having a very bad day.

If the EVE Online universe wasn't expansive enough for you, soon you'll be able to really get your hands dirty and play one of the grunts with their boots on the ground. Of course, it's an FPS for the PS3 so....

Let's take an in-depth look at your "ant farm" in XCOM: Enemy Unknown. It's a place for tormenting captured aliens and making resource management more fun.

Ubisoft has released their line-up for E3 this year. It contains the usual pap, but then it mentions new platforms. Hmmm.

To hear these guys talk about it, Ghost Recon: Future Soldier is the greatest thing since sliced bread. It's out today, so you can judge for yourself. Or just keep playing Angry Birds; it's up to you.

Normally when movie tie-in games come out, we get a movie trailer and a game trailer. This time around we get both in one video. Unfortunately, one puts the other to shame.

Every uber-cool game has to have its own version of bullet-time nowadays. Spider-Man's is called "Web Rush" and it involves all sorts of flippity-floppity goodness.

Who wouldn't want a life-size robotic Juliet Starling with their copy of Lollipop Chainsaw? Well, she does come with a chainsaw, so maybe not...

In what will come as a relief to fans of the old XCOM games, the guys at Firaxis reveal that they really loved those old games and that's what inspired them to update them for this gen. Of course, this sets the bar even higher for them.

While they did just make us pay $5 for their last DLC, Monolith is back again with more free stuff. Now listen to this annoying guy talk about it.

343 sneakily leaked out the cover for Halo 4 in chunks to fans for some reason. Instead of dealing with that irritation, you can look at the whole thing here.

Here's the second part of EA Sports head honcho Andrew Wilson's interview. This time 'round he talks about Tiger Woods' reputation affecting sales, MMA, and girls in skirts playing hockey.

Bad translation aside, these guys from Cyanide prove that they've been way into Game of Thrones long before most of the rest of us. Thankfully, they aren't in costume.

The same guy that said blocking used games would be "absolutely awesome" talks about his upcoming game. Try not to think about that as you watch him talk.

This video proves that getting your face pushed into a table saw really does suck. So does getting it pushed into a burning stove, slammed in a freezer door, a spinning fan...

Dragon's Dogma is going to have a lot more online features than most probably thought possible in a single-player game. This actually looks pretty cool.

Lightbox is packing its old-school PSOne game into its new game's Network Pass. Do a little dance.

Enjoying your Sony sorcery?  Well here's another handful to keep your brain full of fun and lights. And on the go, too!

There's an automatic build updater integrated into Team Xecuter's J-Runner application, so you probably won't be reading the rest of this post. In case you didn't know there was an update out, then maybe you want to read through it.

Enough of these jaunty, singing pirates. Octane and TopWare is bringing rape, murder, and pillage back to pirate games.

We saw an extended look at God of War: Ascension's multiplayer yesterday, complete with developer commentary. Well, if you don't like all that talkin' and stuff check this out. I never thought I'd feel bad for a cyclops.

Rockstar shows off Max Payne 3’s DLC—and give you a chance to purchase it before the actual game is even released.

Game Director Todd Papy had a little live streaming interview thing yesterday in which he revealed a whole bunch of stuff about the first God of War multiplayer experience. It's looking brutal. Good stuff.

PS3 owners who are looking to get game backups and homebrew going on the latest firmware, you'll have to hang in there a little bit longer... Maybe.

Sony has made official their "Super Smash Bros-style" game, as people have been calling it. Would you rather play Sweet Tooth or Fat Princess? It's a tough decision, yeah?

This new video shows off the even more dynamic environments promised by Team Ninja, which is cool. But it also shows off their more realistic-looking boob animations.

Capcom has brought together "an elite development team" to give you a new level of freedom in this game. And they "urge you to touch and explore all around you," which can get you in trouble in real life but sounds fun in the confines of the game.

The True Blue team released their 2.6 firmware for their dongles. It included a firmware spoofer and provided compatibility updates for games. The thing though, it wasn't quite ready for consumption. They have fixed it up and released a new update for everyone, unless you're using a JB-King dongle.

Snoop around the new Call of Duty website a bit and you'll find all sorts of things. Like this guy, if you can stand to watch him.

The Ghost Recon: Future Soldier beta is only going on until May 2nd, so watch these videos to get ready if you aren't already in on it. Or don't, if you're already playing.

Are you spending more time crashing into walls or crashing your PS3 in ThatOtherDev's The Catachthonic homebrew? If it's the latter, you'll want the new update pushed yesterday.

There has to be one point in a Vita's life in which it has been shouted at. If that track record has remained clean, Sony is giving you a reason to taint it.

Crysis 3 gets a full-on 2-minute+ trailer, and it's looking great so far. Of course, people said the same about Crysis 2.

There's a new trailer that shows off the multiplayer for what almost appears to be a spiritual successor to Army of Two. Well, not really but it looks pretty cool.

The guys who made Scribblenauts are saying, "Eff all those other guys, we're making an innovative shooter." And their shooter features "no ground movement." Hmmm.