Ah, gardening.  It offers everyday folks like you and I a chance to relax, appreciate the calmness of nature, and commune with Mother Gaia.  The only downside?  The barrier to entry, of course!  Between all the seeds, tools, gloves, soil shipped from the Himalayas, books, and specialty earthworms, it can be hard for the standard toiler to break into the garden...field.  While Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare doesn't offer any of the aforementioned benefits of gardening, it does share a word, and it has something gardening can never have: a price cut!

Ready for your PS4 or Xbox One's hard drive to take another one for the team? Shortly after the March release of Borderlands: The Handsome Collection, Gearbox rolled out a huge patch for both systems that weighed in at roughly 16GB. Two months later we get hit with another patch, this one around 8GB. Good thing 1.25 inch floppies aren't the storage norm.

If the first Magicka taught us anything at all, it would be something along the lines of "if your friends had magical powers, they would totally flip out and make your body pop like a hamster in a microwave well over a thousand times." We need video games to teach us these lessons just in case some eldrich power does imbue our chums with arcane forces, so we'll know to avoid their calls for a while.

Five words that will make any gamer cry: open world dinosaur survival game. It's called ARK: Survival Evolved, Studio Wildcard is making it, and it has an enormous persistent ecosystem to explore. Also, there's dragons. Just in case "plain" dinosaurs weren't scary enough.

Tired of running around constantly in Evolve? Thankfully, Turtle Rock Studios released a new mode in the latest update today, Arena Mode, cutting the time it takes for everyone to get into the meat of the game. In today's metagame for Evolve, the core gameplay usually falls into similar pattern: the Monster runs, eats, and evolves until ...

Destiny's second big expansion pack is here, bringing owners of the game a bunch of new content in the form of several story missions, a new cooperative strike, several multiplayer maps and a new replayable co-op mode called Prison of Elders. There's also a lot of subtle changes you'll find, whether it's small UI enhancements, general optimizations, or just an overall feeling of polish. House of Wolves feels a step above the previous expansion in almost every way.

Activision's Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare and its Xbox 360 series predecessors are on sale for Xbox Live Gold subscribers this week, giving you a chance to pick up a bundle of co-op FPS action for cheap.

Oh, look at that. A bunch of Wii U and Nintendo 3DS games are in a bundle! The Humble Nindie Bundle sticks eight games together for a pay-what-you-want price tag and delivers downloads for both of Nintendo's current-gen systems. Only two of the games have co-op, but cheap Wii U games are cheap Wii U games, yeah?

We hope you folks have been enjoying our weekly Tuesday/Thursday stream (8:00 pm EST, sharp) of Shrimpers Forever. Enoch and I are more than happy to keep narrating this hilariously stupid saga as Southend United aims to top the charts of the Premier League. ...

It was two years ago that I reviewed the V-MODA M-100 Crossfade headsets, at the time I said they were the absolute best sounding cans I've used. Since then I've probably tried a dozen new headsets and and the V-MODAs still rank right up there at the top in terms of sound reproduction. The design hasn't changed much since then, but that doesn't make them any less desirable.

We've had a podcast on Co-Optimus now for close to 6 years, and its only this year that we've recently reformed it as more of a streaming show. That said, almost since the beginning we were using a Blue microphone for our audio recording. While we started with their Snowball lineup, it's their recent Blue Yeti Desktop Microphone that really ups the features and quality. 

Hey guys, whatcha playing? We foresee returns to Monaco and Destiny, scattered games of Hearthstone, and finally, finally, an end to the long national nightmare that is Nick's attempt to get Grand Theft Auto 5 working on his PC.