PlayStation Plus kicks off October with some stellar titles, including Metal Gear Solid V, Amnesia: The Collection and Hue.

Sony hasn’t mentioned much regarding the PS Vita lately, as it looks like the Japanese developer of wares hard and soft (giggle) is looking to exit the dedicated mobile gaming field. Speaking to Bloomberg via Kotaku UK at the Tokyo Game Show last week, Global CEO of Sony Interactive Entertainment Andrew House explained that Sony didn’t see much value in continuing the PS Vita brand with a successor console.

Can a new set of students learn the lessons from the past in this sequel/remake of Flatliners? Nope, it looks like they are making the same mistakes all over again.

Can you imagine then, the amount of art that was poured into Uncharted: The Lost Legacy? The amount of creative genius used to create tombs, treasures and environments that made the game such a stunner? When you’ve set the benchmark in previous titles, the pressure to perform and offer something new must be immense. Fortunately, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy stepped up to the task at hand, delivering a stunner on the eyes

Looks like Sony’s September line-up for PS Plus has been leaked. You can thank this ad that was spotted on FaceBook, which showed off at least two games: InFAMOUS: Second Son and Child of Light.

For a change, I was free to explore Gamescom and its many halls. On top of gaming, there's a Cosplay village, oddball sports, a console museum, panels, more esports than you can shake a stick at. Oh, and an entire hall filled with just about all the gaming and pop culture merchandise you could ever dream of

A third Bad Boys film has been stuck in development hell for years, and it looks like it's going to stay there for at least the immediate future.

Nidhogg 2 is a brutally bizarre tug of war with swords, an attractive grim spectacle of steel and blood that just so happens to be one of the most addictive experiences of the year. It’s a bigger take on the magnificent original game, while avoiding feature bloat as it retains its simple charm with its ghastly and delightful new art direction.