Portable Games

Two familiar faces return, and a newcomer is ready to make a name for himself in this week’s new game releases.

More Skyrim mods? Yes! More online passes? Boo. Also, we’ve got some big news for all you Twisted Metal freaks out there.

Sony dishes out a Super Bowl worthy ad for the launch of its PS Vita next week. Impressive stuff, guys.

Final Run is a third person action game that combines the elements of driving action, vehicular combat, and exploration into what looks to be an epic adventure. The indie …

The Doctor Who sci-fi series continues its run with Eternity Clock, pitting the good doctor against familiar as well as new baddies. Sorry Xboxers, look for the game to hit PS3 and…

Zombies on a boat? Fat dudes running around calling themselves Batman? And an arcade classic finally comes home after 20 years? Yes, on all three counts.

There may not be any notable releases this week, but that’s more the reason to revisit some gems from last year that you might have missed. Trust us, these deserve a second look.

The upcoming Vita installment of the futuristic sled racer addresses how it came to be, in a past that we only wish was true. Look for the release to be released on Feb. 22nd.

At CES 2012, Sony demonstrated the ARG muscle that their new handheld packs. And the verdict? Careful 3DS, cuz the Vita’s got your number.

We’ll be getting some new fighters when Street Fighter X Tekken rolls out in March. Six to be exact. Check out the list of newbies that will be stepping into the ring.

It’s Mega Man Zero and Mega Man Zero in a battle that’s chock full of confusion and chunky pixels. Just like the good old days!

Once again all the gaming news that’s fit to repost! Including CES highlight, a reason to go Taco Bell, and a party on the way for Street Fighter and Mega Man X f…

Generally speaking, the news is always pretty slow whenever it’s a brand new year. Not so much in the world of gaming.

Unlike Spore , this one is all about social networking and has nothing to do with alligators with orange feathers. But will people play it? Still hard to say.

As 2011 draws to a close, it’s time to take a look at how the year ended in the world of video games.