A multiplayer demo of Sony's Twisted Metal reboot will be available next week, as well as a live event for those who can make it to the venue...

Sony players will be treated to several exclusive characters when Street Fighter x Tekken launches in March. Some you know, some you may not know, and one will bring up some memories, that's for sure...

A couple weeks ago, we began a crusade to understand the truth behind zombie science, and this week, we’re continuing that journey as we investigate the veracity of zombie mainstays like neurotoxins and rage viruses. To help us along on our way, we’ve enlisted the help of Dr. Steven Schlozman – a professor at Harvard Medical School and author of The Zombie Autopsies – to help us tie fun zombie theories to (often sobering) real medical science...

It's never smart to piss of a mobster with with demon appendages, but just in case you need further convincing, here's a new “Executions” trailer for The Darkness II that should do the trick...

Nintendo has confirmed plans to roll out an online “Nintendo Network” for the Wii U and 3DS complete with community support, enhanced multiplayer functionality, downloadable content, and other features that will bring the company up to speed with Sony's PlayStation Network and Microsoft's Xbox Live...

BioWare has beamed in a new Mass Effect 3 multiplayer trailer. Find out how fighting a “Galaxy at War” with friends can save all mankind, or at least a dull Friday night...

Nintendo is tinkering with a “totally new” 2D Super Mario game for the 3DS, with plans to release it and a high volume of other “key titles” for the handheld over its next fiscal year...

Recipes to improve your chances of survival. And we promise that at no point will you have to drink your own bladder juice.

For Nintendo lately,  it's all been about nigh-suicidal console launch mistakes and rapid, last-minute changes of tactic. But still, at least the big N seems to be learning from them. Learning how? Well maybe, since the 3DS debacle, learning that putting out a console that looks the same as your last one and has almost the same name isn't a great branding move. Thusly, the Wii U may well be no more.

So Capcom's first proper Resi game for Nintendo's latest and greatest handheld is almost upon us. But unfortunately, it's turned into the game publishing equivalent of realising that you've just performed your new band's triumphant first stadium gig with your fly undone and your cock hanging out for the duration.