It's finally here!  Eight months after being announced in New York, Sony's next generation console is available for all (that managed to get one before they sold out). Nick and Jason braved the lines and throngs of fans to get their PlayStation 4 (actually they just ordered from Amazon) and are ready to bring you coverage next week!

All of you folks who don't own any video gaming consoles, yet look at purchasing the next gen systems, are now officially allowed to rejoice. Ubisoft has gone ahead and done everybody a favor and announced Rayman Legends for Playstation 4 and Xbox One, launching in February 2014. I have a theory that if enough people play co-op platformers together the human race can put aside their differences and no longer have a need for war. Or somebody is going to get jumped on at the wrong time, lose their last life by plummeting into an abyss, and then eradicate the human race with a volley of nuclear strikes. 

You may remember that this last year at PAX East, I went hands-on with a neat little game called Eon Altar. Eon Altar combines a tabletop RPG experience with the modern technology of smartphones and tablets for pretty awesome results. Last week, a kickstarter was launched for the game, and now it's your turn to help out if you want to see this game come to life.

While we've known for quite sometime that Resogun would feature a co-op mode, what we didn't know was just how it would work or play out. Today you can find out for yourself, as the shoot em up is available for everyone with the launch of the PlayStation 4. Better yet, PlayStation+ members can get the game for free.

First impressions are important in life, so when you boot up a game like Blood Knights and it glitches within the first five minutes, things don’t look good.  Could the game claw its way back from the brink, or is it a stinker? Judging by the smell coming off the score of this review, I am afraid that Blood Knights falls into the camp...

The game formerly known as Obscure, now known as Final Exam has just gotten a demo available for all to play. You might want to check the side scrolling brawler out if our review didn't convince you it was worth your hard earned money.

A new trailer has been released for Deadfall Adventures, the newest first person adventure game from Nordic Games. The title aims to combine the best of both worlds from first person shooters and action adventure games while delivering a unique story. If they’ve succeeded remains to be seen, but the new trailer shows some sticky situations that players will find themselves in.

Sony's PlayStation 4 is finally here. Revealed last February the next generation console will be fans hands in just a few hours. Sony has released a Mega-FAQ to answer any possible question you might have regarding the system. 

It's been almost a month since we've heard anything on Takedown: Red Sabre, the tactical shooter that came out for the PC earlier this year. It's a game we were pretty disappointed with, mostly due to bugs and quality issues. Along with the PC issues the XBLA version of the game was pulled right before release due to its own issues, but where do things stand now?

I really appreciate video games with visuals reminiscent of real world styles. Such as Puppeteer's dedication to their wood and string motif, or how Little Big Planet looks like everything is made of yarn. Child of Light continues to be a feast for the eyes with its watercolor / coloring book look. Such a charming sense of style lends itself to the comparison of a fairy tale, which is apt for a game about a girl with wings.

The latest Nintendo Direct for November was released today, giving us our monthly scoop on what’s happening on Nintendo's side of the industry. However, we’re here to focus on the co-op portions of the video, some of which touches on both Pikmin 3 and the upcoming Super Mario 3D World. Sure, there is a bunch of info regarding...

Before I begin this review, I feel compelled to let you know that I am not a big Call of Duty fan. I don't rush out to purchase the annual installment of the mega-popular series. Other than some Spec Ops and Zombie mode with my kids here and there, it has been almost five years since I spent any significant amount of time with any CoD game (it ...