In a day and age where developers are sometimes guilty of releasing a product and never changing it for the better, it is refreshing to see Ubisoft take a different approach with Far Cry 3. The game itself was a smashing success, moving a fairly large number of units, and enjoyed a very positive review from our site. Intent on making the experience even better, it seems the team at Ubisoft has been listening to gamers and will continue to implement changes in upcoming patches. Spotted in an official forum post, the following additions will be added.

The next game in the Army of Two series, called Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel is supposed to be somewhat of a reboot. Gone are the characters of Salem and Rios, in their place two new protagonists join the story of mercenaries in masks. After some recent hands on time with the game, fans of the series shouldn't worry about too much of a shift, as I felt right at home playing the two player co-op game.

2012 what a year!  I'm just happy that the world didn't end; the plethora of great games available via the Playstation Network was simply a bonus.  The likes of Journey, Tokyo Jungle and Borderlands 2 were downloadable straight onto your hard drive.  Which was the best?  You can vote on Sony's site today and help decide which games get reduced for a week.  Get involved and make them co-op!

Sony officially unveiled the PlayStation 4 yesterday at an event in NYC.  While the actual console wasn't on display, we did get to see the brand new Dual Shock 4 controller, plenty of games, and a look at a brand new interface and infrastructure that focuses on video streaming technologies and social interactions.

Mac owners, pay attention! Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition is set to arrive on Mac OS X February 22! Having enjoyed a warm reception on Windows and iPad platforms (both of which had significant delays), the updated RPG adds a host of new features to the classic release, which is still the favorite role playing game of many a gamer despite being released over 15 years ago.

Capcom’s 30th anniversary is officially underway! If you’re a fan of old-school games like we are, please be aware that the first “1987 Pack” within the Capcom Arcade Cabinet promotion is now available on both the PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE Arcade.

One large Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 patch has been released today, adding improvements to gameplay and fixing major balancing issues in the multiplayer and Zombies modes. Hopefully these changes will iron out all the current problems for the community.

Will racers ridge?  Will damage be massive?  Will we actually see the PlayStation 4?  Sony is holding a press conference today in NYC at 6PM Eastern to unveil "what is next" for the PlayStation brand.  You can catch the live stream on your PlayStation 3 by clicking the "What's New" link on the XMB or you can simply watch the stream below presented by Twitch.TV.

Everyone loves a good horror-themed, 2.5D, brawler/shooter hybrid. At least they should if they know what's good for them. Obscure is a new four player cooperative title being developed by Mighty Rocket Studios and published by Focus Interactive. Players can team up (either locally or online) and take down monstrous enemies with unlockable weapons and special abilities. You'll be taking the role of students as you play through the branching pathways of Leafmore High School. 

4J keeps bringing the goods when it comes to Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition. The last big update introduced all sorts of new things such as alchemy, enchanting, and experience points. The next proposed update for the Xbox 360 version of the game will be update 9. While we do not know exactly what 4J has in store for us with the latest update, a few snippets from Twitter tell part of a larger story.

Recently unveiled by Loading Studios, Space Nomads is a sandbox-style game that makes heavy use of resource gathering, building, crafting, exploration, and ample amounts of combat. The concept is still in its early stages but already looks great, mixing elements from games like Sanctum and Minecraft and promising online co-op play for Windows, Mac and Linux users.

It seemed like the days of plastic instruments cluttering up living rooms would never end. On April 2nd, however, Harmonix has announced that DLC support for Rock Band 3 will be terminated as the team moves on to other projects. The songs aren't going anywhere, and sales will continue to occur, but new content is officially at an end. Not only is it a sobering reminder of an era coming to pass, but it also marks the longest DLC support for a franchise in video gaming history, boasting over 275 weeks of continuous releases.