Does killing Nazis in games ever get old? Stuart Black hopes not as he looks to bring us back some to our first-person shooter roots with his new WWII game, Enemy Front. READ MORE

If the original Black Ops was a change of pace, then Black Ops 2 looks to take the franchise and turn it on its head (in a good way). Check out our preview to find out why! READ MORE

For Crysis 3, Crytek’s taking everything they’ve learned making the first two titles and trimming the fat to bring fans the best of both worlds. READ MORE

With titles like Grid, Formula 1, and the Dirt series, Codemasters has built an impressive pedigree as a racing studio. But for those still not in the know about their latest effort, Dirt: Showdown’s something quite different. READ MORE

Will Dragon Ball Z Kinect break the mold and come in at a power level of over 9000? Or will this just be another Kinect game with a hardcore audience that ends up disappointed over what their favorite characters are forced to become? Check out our preview to find out! READ MORE

Sitting here now—in a room in the Cosmopolitan hotel in Los Vegas where Namco Bandai has set up a Q&A session for Tekken Tag Tournament 2—Tekken godfather Katsuhiro Harada seems all business. And yet, I can still get a sense of the excitement and passion hiding behind the stylish shades he's donning. READ MORE

Brian and Stewie’s adventures in the multiverse. Peter versus the giant chicken. The greased up deaf guy. These are just some of the hysterical moments we think of when we think of Family Guy. Now, in its 10th season and with nearly 200 episodes under it’s belt, including several seasonal and movie based spoofs, it is time for our favorite family from Quahog to invade the digital realm in a way, well, you just might not be ready for. READ MORE

The team that brought us Shank and Shank 2 look to get out of the run and gun business and move more into stealth now with Mark of the Ninja. Will this game simply fade into the shadows or pierce and reign in our interest like a kunai blade? READ MORE

Can this Double Dragon re-launch live by the code of the Dragon, or should Abobo punch it out permanently? Check out our hands-on preview to find out! READ MORE

There were many games to see and play at PAX East 2012. Dust: An Elysian Tail may very well have been one of the best. READ MORE

The EGM crew's wacky adventures in Boston at PAX East 2012 continue as Ray Carsillo and Eric L. Patterson travel to some tropical islands with the folks from Ubisoft Massive and test out Far Cry 3's Multiplayer! READ MORE

While most gamers are forced to grind it out until the long wait between now and the Sept. 18th launch of Borderlands 2 is over, 2K Games was recently gracious enough to invite EGM editors Brandon Justice and Ray Carsillo to a hands-on preview with the hotly anticipated action title. So did it look like it’s going to live up to the hype? READ MORE

The Assassin’s Creed universe has become one of gaming’s most dynamic and fluid on-going stories as it explores history in a unique and thrilling way. Turning some of history’s most interesting personalities and settings into some of gaming’s most interesting sidekicks, antagonists, and levels, you never really can predict where they are going to go next until Ubisoft reveals the next step themselves. And now that they’ve pulled the veil back on Assassin’s Creed III, the questions have all shifted. Fortunately, EGM has some of the answers. READ MORE

For a lot of shooters nowadays, the idea of patience is taboo, like it was some naughty word. Run and gun has become synonymous for the most part with these shooters, especially those of the first-person, military-based variety. The folks at City Interactive though feel there is still a strong base of gamers out there who would enjoy a more involved simulation that rewards you for taking your time, being precise, and not making a sound. And with that idea as their base, we here at EGM were more than ready for our demo of Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2. READ MORE

At a Junction Point event earlier this week in Austin, Texas, company president and creative director Warren Spector had an unexpected, shocking revelation for the gaming industry. No, it wasn’t the fact that Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two exists—that, as Spector joked, was one of the worst-kept secrets in the industry. Instead, the big shocker was the fact that, in Spector's words, Epic Mickey 2 will be the “first musical comedy game in the history of videogames.” READ MORE

Earlier this week, EGM editors Ray Carsillo and Brandon Justice traveled to the hellish halls of San Francisco’s Bently Reserve Conference Center to undertake their first journey as the universe’s most famous undertaker, Death, in the upcoming action-adventure title Darksiders II. Curses were issued, controllers were thrown, and fun was had—but after all was said and done, how did the dynamic duo feel about their first hands-on time with this hotly anticipated sequel? READ MORE

Since developer Beenox took over the Spider-Man franchise for Activision, they’ve put out a couple of great Spidey titles that gave fans of the wall-crawler hope for his future in video games. But now that they’re going to do a game based off of a movie instead of an original story, many are wondering if the developer will have enough wiggle room to produce the top-tier title fans have started to expect from them with the web-head. READ MORE

At GDC, we were able to go hands on with Mortal Kombat for the Vita and the handful of new features we saw were enough for this to make the short list of Vita titles I’m excited for. READ MORE

LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes looks to be the biggest and best game in the LEGO universe yet and from the demo we saw at GDC, anyone who is fan of LEGOs will not want to miss out on this title. READ MORE

My personal highlight of GDC may have been when I stumbled into a ring of people forming an impromptu arena for what became a hot topic of discussion at the show: Johann Sebastian Joust. READ MORE