As we head into E3 Sony has decided to host a sale full of tomb raiding and steampunk. This week’s sale is focussed on Square Enix (well, Eidos mainly) and Bethesda. The sale will last until Tuesday the 16th, and there are no extra discounts for PSN...

Bethesda has released a gameplay reveal trailer for Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. You can view the trailer at the link below. "Set in 1946, The Old Blood spans eight chapters that unfold across two separate but interconnected stories: “Rudi Jäger and...

Even gamers who don't enjoy modern shooters must admit that 2014 was a genuinely good year for the shooter genre. The diversity seen in the genre this year greatly surpasses that of previous year. We saw the resurgence of over-the-top, mind-numbing action...

Wolfenstein is one of the godfathers of the FPS genre but it hasn’t always made the transition to the modern era of gaming elegantly. However, Wolfenstein: The New Order seems to be the shot in the arm the series has sorely needed. My time with the...

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You may recall that Bethesda promised a code to get yourself into the DOOM 4 Beta if you purchased Wolfenstein: The New Order. However, if you're still gaming on a PlayStation 3 or Xbox 360, then you're out of luck. You'll still get a code, however the...

Bethesda's Wolfenstein: The New Order will release on the same day in Europe as it is scheduled in North America - May 20th. This is a move forward that now cements The New Order as a global launch (it was originally scheduled to release later in the...

Earlier this year, it was reported that Dishonored developer Arkane Studios was working on the long-gestating Prey 2, taking over development after Human Head Studios was rumored to have been booted from the project. However, at this year's QuakeCon,...

The latest entry in the genre-defining Wolfenstein series, Wolfenstein: The New Order, was revealed at QuakeCon today to be delayed into 2014. Its original release date was set for this winter, but according to Bethesda vice President of of public relations...

It's been a long time since we had a good Wolfenstein game. 2001's Return to Castle Wolfenstein and its expansion were shockingly good, but the 2009 reboot left a lot to be desired. Wolfenstein: The New Order is here to save the day. Developed by MachineGames...