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Some rather cool news coming from 505 Games this week: Former 2K Games GM Neil Ralley has signed on to become the company's new president. The company announced Ralley's signing just two days after disclosing a worldwide publishing deal with Remedy Entertainment, generating some serious buzz across gaming sites over the potential happenings at 505[...]

Not exactly the news you want to hear from 2K Games. After helping co-found the company in 2005, Christoph Hartmann has officially left the company after 12 years Hartmann previously worked for Take-Two before being one of 2K's original founders, and helped make the company a recognizable brand with sporting games, as well as titles like BioShock, Borderlands,[...]

On this episode of Mafia III's Inside Look,  Hangar 13 gives us details about Stones Unturned, the next DLC for Mafia III coming to us on May 30th. Find

Well, it looks like that's getting a change this week as 2K Games will be sending out a "Spring Update" this week to clean house and fix a lot of the balancing issues as well as bug updates Below is the complete list of what you'll be expecting to see once the update takes hold[...]

Mafia III is trading in a real grittiness that I rarely see in games. There is a tone of serious brutality with a purpose permiating everything I have

Bioshock, as a franchise, has some excellent openings. Few in games are as iconic as Rapture's first reveal in the original, and Colombia's introduction

Mafia III has really impressed me thus far in it's preamble to release. The game looks nasty, but in a considered way, taking on topics such as racism at

The Civilization 6 roster is growing fast. Leaders and nations are being added ever increasingly, and unsurprsingly a new one has just been announced

BioShock Collection is an exciting opportunity to get all the games in one place, especially if you want to play it on newer consoles. However, the thing

The Bioshock Collection is on the way, which will be a fun package for many to hop into the nightmarish, politically charged worlds of the franchise.

In Mafia III, you are going to be juggling a lot of property and promises between three bosses who help you build your empire. It's a neat mechanic, and

Mafia III is shaping up to be really quite exciting. Every thing I've been privy to from the game has been really fascinating, especially how the title is

Mafia III has so much potential that shines every time I see it. It appears to be really focused on story, but also the history of the politics and

Gearbox bet big on Battleborn, trying to really corner a Moba audience for console and casual players. While it has admirers and players, the game has

Evolve is clearly in some kind of renaissance at the moment,  as the decision to go free to Play appears to be really paying off. The game has already

I liked Evolve quite a bit when it came out last year, but it sadly never quite caught on as it could have done. Thanks to a really long hype cycle and

I liked a Evolve a fair bit, but quite famously the game was ludicrously expensive and it failed to take off to the degree just about everyone was

The Bioshock Collection has been floating around as a rumour for a long time, with talk of a remaster of remake of the games in the series permeating for

XCOM 2 is a brilliant title, but it surprised most when it was announced that the game would only be coming to PC. It wasn't expected to stay that way,

The Civilization series has, more or less, owned the 4X genre since its inception. It's such a big title in the genre, and endures for good reason: it's

Battleborn is out today on consoles and PC, bringing the Moba, team based, arena shooter 'thing' into the world. It looks pretty unique. It's not the only

Oh my. Battleborn didn't half sneak up on me. The game just came out of beta and it will get its full launch come next week. As is mandatory with AAA

Mafia III looks really quite interesting. Everything we've seen out of the 2K game leads me to believe there is a really serious tone to it, not so much

Battleborn is on its way soon. The character based arena/MOBA/shooter-ish game has started to ramp ups its marketing. With the game slowly getting

One of my favorite things about XCOM 2 is the customization you can bring to your soldiers. I can spend hours organizing my team's look just as I want

Evolve has been out of my consciousness for a long while now. The game had a short tail after its release, but I certainly enjoyed the time I had with it.

I really had fun with XCOM 2, and personally, I didn't experience anything but fairly cosmetic performance problems. If you look on the internet though,

I had one residing feeling coming into XCOM 2. Even though I adored the now classic XCOM: Enemy Unknown and hadn't played it since its 2012 release, I had

XCOM 2 is out now. I've been playing it for a few days now, and a review will be is incoming soon. (Spoilers: It is very good.) To get you nice and jazzed

Mafia III had almost slipped my mind, having gone quiet since its reveal earlier this year. The return of the franchise certainly looks fascinating