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Launch Trailer of LEGO Marvel Super Heroes

Get ready for some big brick-smashing action!  LEGO Marvel Super Heroes launches soon in the UK for the Xbox 360 games, PlayStation 3, the Wii U  and the PC. ...

New ScreenShots for Dragon Ball Z – Battle of Z

The latest feature announced for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z was the ’Ultimate Jewel’ (Rarest item found in the “Collection” Store). When equipped...

Meet the Voices Behind Batman, The Joker for Batman – Arkham Origins

Meet the voices behind Batman and The Joker in Batman: Arkham Origins at GAME Stratford on 25th October Warner Bros today announced that UK fans of the...

Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition for PS3, PS4, PSVita …

Warner Bros and DC Entertainment has today announced the launch of Injustice: Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition. Developed by NetherRealm Studios, Injustice: Gods Among...

Dragon Ball Z : Battle of Z Welcome to Genki

The latest feature announced for Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z is the ‘GENKI’. This new energy gauge allows players to perform stunning attacks...

PQube and Milestone Announce WRC 4

PQube in collaboration with the development studio Milestone, and racing videogame developer and publisher Bigben Interactive, announces WRC FIA WORLD RALLY CHAMPIONSHIP 4, the...

Tecmo Koei Announces Early 2014 releases for Europe

Tecmo Koei Europe has announced a number of exciting titles currently under development for the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStationVita, and slated for release in...

Killzone Mercenary Review for the PS Vita

I downloaded the new game Killzone Mercenary, from Sony Computer Entertainment America (SECA) and Guerilla Games Cambridge, for the PS Vita. This is hands-down the best first person shooter on the PS Vita…read on for my review!

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