Improved visuals and controls make this port of the 3DS original the best Resident Evil game to hit home consoles in years.

Microsoft reveals their next-gen entertainment platform: the Xbox One. But can this all-in-one device live up to its name (and lofty goals)?

April sales rained down 42% hardware and 17% software losses YOY, with total dollars spent down a gloomy 25% overall.

A slapdash collection of the same pitfalls seen in the original game, choosing to bask in gimmickry and momentum from fans rather than creating a stable and engrossing experience.

A more accessible experience for those who might have struggled with the first two games, and a considerable improvement over the original release.

In no way perfect, but still an excellent entry to the world of DC Universe as well as an exciting fighting game with fan favorites and a narrative to keep players engaged.

Mars' wrath continued as hardware sales fell 32% YOY, while software managed a slight gain of 2% off a string of high-profile releases.

A mystifying and gorgeous romp through an ethereal, yet morbid world every bit as exciting and memorable as previous games, despite certain missteps in tone and the endgame.

Slick, fast-paced, and full of the same balls-out adrenaline rush fans expect, but ultimately feels hollow, full of missed opportunities; Judgment is exactly what you expected: rainbow Lancers, the Cole Train, and executions.

A re-release of Monster Hunter 3 with upgrades and cross-platform play between Wii U and 3DS make this one adventure that all fans should enjoy.