Embark on an epic journey across war-torn 19th-century Japan in this open-world action RPG from Team NINJA, the veteran studio behind "Nioh" and "NINJA GAIDEN."
Game Informer was and still is regularly referenced in the video games Podcasts from the USA that I insatiably consume on a weekly basis. This has created a knowledge of Game Informer by osmosis as I lap up my daily dose of Video Games goodness via intravenous Podcast to the ear lug.
So to my absolute surprise I saw a news article on VGC that proclaimed:
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A blood-drenched physical edition slashes its way to PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch
Step into the oversized, blood-splattered shoes of Art the Clown in this old-school, arcade-style beat ‘em up inspired by the most brutal horror games of the ‘80s and ‘90s.
But don’t expect a scripted scream-fest as Art carves his own path of chaos, gutting cops, mangling stunt performers, and terrorizing film sets with his signature blend of sadistic humour and nightmarish brutality.
Gorgeously grotesque pixel art brings the madness to life, while fluid animations ensure that every slash, stomp, and skull-crushing finisher is as satisfyingly savage as the films.
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Featuring Scary-Good Lighting and Wireless Gameplay
As a grand finale to celebrate Mario Day 2025, PowerA launched the Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch with Lumectra – Mario Peek-A-Boo.
This officially licensed controller features scary-good Lumectra Ghost RGB LED lighting, revealing hidden Super Mario artwork in five unique lighting modes.
This includes a nostalgic “spotlight mode” that makes you feel like you’re in the game. Inherent to PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controllers, it offers wireless gameplay, immersive motion controls, and advanced customization options.
Designed for comfort and precision, the Peek-A-Boo Enhanced Wireless Controller includes:
The PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller with Lumectra – Peek-A-Boo is available now at PowerA.com and Amazon
Gamers across the UK and beyond took on gaming marathons and game-themed events over the weekend of 21-23 February to raise money for the charity, who help people with physical disabilities to experience the fun and inclusion of video games.
Hundreds of gamers, creators and communities signed up for the event, along with many major names in the games industry including Rare, Kinetic Games, Dovetail Games, Digital Extremes and Team Terrible.
“We’re amazed and humbled by the final figure,” said Paige Harvey, the GameBlast Event Coordinator, “To have the support of so many gamers around the world is a huge boost for the charity, and we’ve been overwhelmed by the enthusiasm of everyone involved. We couldn’t be more thankful for their support, time, and generosity.”
“Both the funds and awareness for SpecialEffect will help us have a positive impact on the lives of thousands of disabled people around the world by assisting them in discovering the magic of video games.”
The London Gaming Market is THE place to buy retro video-games, board games and merchandise all in one place.
The next market will take place on Sunday 29th June 2025.
The event starts at 10:30 and the event will close at 16:30.
-Advance Entrance starts from 10:30, tickets cost £8.00 per person. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.
-Second door entry is at 12:00 for just £5.00 per ticket. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.
-Third door entry is at 13:30 for just £5.00 per ticket. Under 16's must purchase a ticket for this at the door.
-Fourth door entry is at 15:00 for just £3.50 per ticket, with under 16's free with a paying adult.
Under 16s require a ticket for entry before 15:00. Under 5s do not require a ticket for this event.
Brought to you by experienced games expo organisers Replay Events, the London Gaming Market is the only event of its kind held in the heart of London.
So if gaming is your passion you are sure to find unique, nostalgic and rare items from our fantastic vendors.
Whether you are a veteran market attendee or new to the show, come along and join us for a fantastic day of gaming and shopping.
🔗Click the link below to purchase your ticket!
London Gaming Market - Sunday 29th June 2025 Tickets, Sun 29 Jun 2025 at 10:30 | Eventbrite
Arc System Works is pleased to announce the arrival of the new trailer for the bonus game “Double Dragon Dodgeball”. The game will be available as a pre-order bonus for every player pre-ordering the game Double Dragon Revive on PC and consoles. ‘Double Dragon Dodgeball’ is a unique game starring the iconic characters of the Double Dragon series in an action packed game of dodgeball.
‘Double Dragon Dodgeball’ includes several modes: a Story mode in solo with missions to save Marian. The multiplayer modes feature 1v1 matches and a Survival mode playable up to 4 players. Players will be able to enjoy ‘Double Dragon Dodgeball’ for free by pre-ordering "Double Dragon Revive" on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC Steam. Double Dragon Revive will be available on these platforms on October 23, 2025.
Revealed today during the Future Games Show, you can watch the I Hate This Place: Teaser Trailer now:
Closeup photo of dices photo – Free Animal Image on Unsplash
The world of online gaming has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, with more and more players turning to international online casinos. As the online gambling industry continues to grow, players are increasingly seeking platforms that provide not only the chance to win big but also a richer, more diverse gaming experience. The appeal of international online casinos is multifaceted, ranging from the variety of games on offer to the enhanced privacy features they provide.
I grew up in the '80s and 90's so I was the perfect age for Games Master when it first aired on a cold and wet Tuesday in January 1992. I was at Secondary School and video games plus football is what I obsessed over.
In 1992 I also owned my favourite video games console of all time, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. To say I was the target audience for the show would be an understatement!
When episodes aired during the week on Channel 4 in the UK they were the talk of the playground the next day at school and boy did we talk about these episodes a lot. I used to tape every episode onto a blank VHS and watch it back over and over again.
This year, the Mayor of London backed London Games Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary. To mark this milestone, the festival is inviting the industry and general public to join in with two special anniversary events at the inaugural New Game Plus event on Thursday 3rd April at the London Museum (EC2Y 5HN).
