Video Games

The newest additions to Grand Theft Auto Online will encourage more corporate takeovers in the world, but the kind that start with semi-automatic fire. Rockstar Games has officially announced that the Business Update will be coming to Grand Theft Auto Online next week, and it's going to offer a ton of high-end luxury items to the criminal citizens of Los Santos...

Lady Croft, Thomas, the undead and even more monsters are going to be the free offerings for the month of March.

Do you want to dip back into the high-flying adventure that is BioShock Infinite but feel it's too easy now? Get ready for a challenge, because 1998 Mode is coming!

We have caught wind of a Sarumon-scale secret about the release of LEGO The Hobbit.

Get ready to freeze your puns off, because here's a trailer for "Cold, Cold Heart," the next piece of downloadable content for Batman: Arkham Origins.

If you're the proactive type and want to secure your copy of Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls with a pre-order, then you'll be delighted to know that you'll get some nice bonus items.

A new video has surfaced of a player hitting a score of 999 in Flappy Bird, which appears to be the end of the game. It's there he finds a special guest waiting for him.

Rejoice, fans of the 900, we have a confirmation of a new pro skating title being done by Tony Hawk and Activision.

It's the end of the week, which means that it's time once again to view some out-of-this-world costumes worn by talented cosplayers and shot by phenomenal photographers. This week, we'll take a look at some of our favorite characters from League of Legends, as well as a smattering of some of the greatest characters from mainstream hits as well as some sleeper classics, such as the Red Queen from American McGee's Alice: Madness Returns. Also keep an eye out for a jaw-dropping Light Suit Samus from Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. We'd love to have one of those suits just lying around in a closet somewhere.

The stores for both Google and Apple apps are swinging pipes at the recent abundance of clones to hit the market after Flappy Bird was pulled.