Even though Halo 5 won’t be coming out until next year, it seems we’re getting more than enough Master Chief goodness to tide ourselves over until then.

The sequel to the 2012 hit (and one of my personal favorite games of that year), Far Cry 3, has finally been announced – and it seems like the developers at Ubisoft are mixing things up even more this time around.

I’m gonna do this a little differently this week, since the first 3 parts of Superman: Doomed all shipped together this week, I’m going to take them all on as a whole. And then some Star Trek for good measure. Because of course I would.

Earlier today, Microsoft discussed all of their plans going into June with both the Xbox 360 and Xbox One, including a cheaper, Kinect-less One.

Over the weekend, Tripwire Interactive surprised everyone by revealing a sequel to their cooperative zombie slaughtering hit, Killing Floor, and it’s sounding very promising so far.

Don’t forget to call your Mom today, especially after she put up with all your shit your entire life. To commemorate this 100th Mother’s Day, I present Mr. T rapping to remind you to treat your momma right.

So this week marked the 50th release in the Now That’s What I Call Music series here in the States, which is a lot of crappy pop music, going back to 1998. This got me to thinking about all the crappy pop music I used to listen to as a kid, so I’ll embarrass myself and share the list of the first 6 pieces of music (non Pocket Rocker) I ever paid my own money for.

While there has been no official world from NBC, numerous sources are reporting that NBC has canceled Community. We are truly living in the darkest of timelines.

Today, during a live broadcast, Epic Games announced the return of Unreal Tournament. This time around, the game will be (mostly) free, and developed in part by the fans.

After recently releasing their numbers for this last financial year, it seems like Nintendo is on the decline.