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It's easy to draw up comparisons to Fury Road, but this guzzoline-fueled trailer for Mad Max's upcoming game is a completely different trip through the wasteland.

The latest trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight will remind you of what the Caped Crusader meant to inspire in us all.

Christopher Lloyd reprises his iconic role as the kooky and brilliant Doctor Emmett Brown in this Back to the Future-themed trailer for Lego Dimensions.

Fans of the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront revivial from EA and DICE should immediately turn their attention to this Reddit thread, where members of the game's development team are answering all kinds of questions from fans on what to expect when the game drops this fall. One of the best pieces of news so far? We're going to get to be our own Han Solo and pilot the Millennium Falcon.

The house of Mickey has finally done it: Disney Infinity 3.0 will unite Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars characters under one roof for some massive adventures.

Rocksteady Studios is readying it's final Arkham adventure with Batman: Arkham Knight. In anticipation for the blockbuster's summer release, Sony's putting out a limited edition Batman: Arkham Knight PlayStation 4. Wouldn't it be nice if you could get that for free?

A few months ago brought the news that Sony Playstation had revived the long-dormant adaptation of the superhero comic 'Powers' in order to become the Sony gaming machine's first original series. Now, the media giant officially confirmed plans for the property, setting a December debut on multiple platforms with the promise of casting announcements to come.

Fan favorite Brian Michael Bendis-penned superhero comic 'Powers' had a rocky road to TV, first entering development in 2009 with FX and eventually filming a pilot episode, though the network opted to re-shoot, with updates emerging only every so often. Now, the hero-policing 'Powers' has finally been given the series commitment it deserves, not at FX, but rather as Sony PlayStation's first origin

This first trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight marks the beginning of the end of Batman's ongoing one-man-war against crime, and it looks like he'll be going out swinging.

Mark Darrah, Executive Producer of the Dragon Age franchise, has posted an update on what BioWare is doing with Dragon Age: Inquisition.