Take a closer look at the combat styles of Injustice's richest, most gadget-oriented superheroes: Batman and Green Arrow.

Developer David Gallant joins Kevin, Tom, Caro, and Chris to get 'roided up and expose Unitology for the scam it is.

The man in charge of Castlevania reveals that forging a new path for the series was the only way to keep it alive. "I don't want it to die."

Aubrey Serr of Wolfire Games demonstrates how two highly-skilled ninja rabbits would face off in mortal combat.

Take a closer look at the influences and inspiration behind Naughty Dog's upcoming postapocalyptic survival game, The Last of Us.

Who wins? You decide! (It's PC.)

Destructoid's Jim Sterling and Polygon's Phil Kollar join Kevin to dissect Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch and its giant exploding head-genitals.

The team at Interabang Entertainment gives a behind-the-scenes look at the art and animation of their side scroller sticker brawler, Super Comboman.

Developer Alex Austin lays down the basics of Sub Rosa: a dynamic, high-stakes crime game where deceit and betrayal are constant companions.

DC Universe Online Creative Director Jens Andersen joins the GameSpot team to pit lizards against foxes in this superpowered podcast.

The City by the Bay is fast becoming a hotbed for independent game development. Discover five future hits from this young community.

With AMD hardware rumoured to be in both next-generation consoles, just what does that mean for developers, gamers, and the future of video games?

The second chapter of Iron Squid is coming to an end with its grand finals Starcraft II Tournament that will be held at the Palais des Congres.

It's an army bred for a single purpose: to destroy the world of DINOSAURS.

All the Atari name is good for anymore is nostalgia. It's time for it to go away, to spare it further indignity.

Southeast Asia’s best video gaming podcast continues with more game-talk geekery with Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney, DMC, and Disney Infinity.

Join GameSpot's resident warden, Danny O'Dwyer, for today's Random Encounter with Prison Architect.

We explore the first four acts of Dead Space 3, and how adding another player does--or doesn't--affect the course of the adventure.

What decisions affect the marketing of a video game? What responsibilities do publishers have when creating advertising material? Five different voices in the games industry sound off on the Dead Island Riptide controversy.

The Cave hits digital storefronts tomorrow, so we're celebrating with the live stream to end all live streams about this particular game.

Join us as we dig into to the lastest Xbox 720 rumours, Ron Gilbert's The Cave, and the Ghibli animated JRPG Ni No Kuni.

Tom Mc Shea theorizes how this generation's trends will affect the next generation of consoles.

Carolyn Petit considers the importance of a new tool that makes it possible for almost anyone to create a game.

Danny heads out to the front lines with today's Random Encounter, as we play Cannon Fodder.

The next-generation hardware war is far more than just the typical three platforms duking it out. The big threats on the horizon? Valve and Google.