The best-selling dance series game on Kinect for Xbox 360 returns this fall with “Dance Central 3.” Premier music video game developer Harmonix keeps the dance party going! “Dance Central 3” sends players back in time to the ‘70s, ‘80s, ‘90s, ‘00s and beyond – hitting the dance floor to learn classic dance crazes like “The Hustle,” “Electric Slide” and “The Dougie.” With a new multiplayer party mode for up to eight players and the hottest, most diverse soundtrack yet, featuring Usher, Cobra Starship, Gloria Gaynor, 50 Cent and many more, “Dance Central 3” is sure to get any dance party started on October 16th, 2012.

With many gamers getting into reviewing games on Youtube and live casting game sessions, it is very easy to get sticker shock at HD capture cards costing over $150. Roxio makes a very simple package sold for under $80 called the Roxio Game Capture Pro. With its Component inputs and limitations at 480p, will it be enough for you to get started? Find out when we review the Roxio Game Capture Pro.

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Visceral Games today released a handful of new Dead Space 3 screenshots showcasing some of the isolated, dark, indoor combat that will leave fans in a cold sweat and clamoring for more. Dead Space 3 is scheduled for released in February 2013 for PlayStation 3, Windows PC and Xbox 360 platforms.

Activision has released a new multiplayer video for Transformers: Fall of Cybertron. Coming out August 21st for all major platforms.

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The Lego series hasn’t had many growing pains. From the beginning, it’s taken the refined gameplay of the well-established beat ‘em up genre and attached a child-friendly charm to it. Defeated enemies break down into their component Lego parts. Gameplay is easy to grasp, and the miming of the Lego characters adapting the source material of each game is sure to elicit laughter from players. But has a franchise this stagnant gone stale with the release of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, its latest wonderfully destructive title?

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Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today unveiled new METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE gameplay footage. The new footage shows the first few minutes of the official demo which debuted at this year’s E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo), giving fans a more detailed look at METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE’s in depth combat system.

METAL GEAR RISING: REVENGEANCE E3 2012 Gameplay:

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When someone talks about fighting games, what are the first titles you think of? Street Fighter? Mortal Kombat? Growing up in a time where fighting games began to get popular, I was around some really well known 2D fighters. Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat, Final Fight, Art of Fighting, and Killer Instinct. So, in 1995, when I acquired a Sega Saturn, I was exposed to a new kind of fighting game known as Virtua Fighter 2. This was my first exposure to any type of 3D fighter, and I really liked it, not just for the new style of fighting, but for the characters in it. A pro wrestler, a drunken kung fu master, a crazy buff fisherman, and some dude who looked like Ryu. With moves that had commands similar to a Mortal Kombat game, but with a fighting style based more in reality, lacking fireballs, spears, and hurricane kicks, I was blown away. In the following years, I would keep very loose track of the Virtua Fighter franchise, until the Virtua Fighter 4 arcade game was released. VF4 was awesome, and was then followed by an upgraded home port, Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution, a game I consider to be one of the best fighting games of the previous console generation. When Virtua Fighter 5 came out for XBox 360 I was curious about the addition of the lucha libre character, but had no way to play the game. When I finally got a 360, I still failed to get the game. This brings us to now, and my experience with Virtua Fighter 5: Final Showdown. Nostalgia aside, could it stack up to my previous experiences?

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Shooter games are something I’ve never been a big fan of. First person shooters have always been a bane to me. Quick moving camera motions cause some kind of motion sickness, not to mention that I usually can’t aim for the life of my character, literally. The only shooter game I have fond memories of was Golden Eye 007 on N64, and that was more for the multiplayer with my cousin and his friends than the single player story mode. With that said, it wasn’t until the Battlefield 3 multiplayer beta that I gained a new appreciation of shooters. I really enjoyed that beta, so when the opportunity came to check out the Ghost Recon: Future Soldier beta, I hopped on it to see what was up. For anyone who tried out the beta and hated the loading screens that would freeze up and disconnect you from the server, these are gone, I can’t stress that enough, THE LOADING SCREEN FREEZE IS GONE. Now that I have that out of the way, let’s get to business.

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Since announcing the fresh new hotness that is Double Dragon: Neon, fans have been tapping their toes waiting for an official release date for the most radical game of 2012 (and 1987, because Double Dragon: Neon is so awesome it rocks across time and space). Finally, we can let the cat out of the bag – Double Dragon: Neon will be coming to PlayStation Network on September 11 for $9.99 and to the Xbox LIVE Arcade for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system from Microsoft on September 12 for 800 Microsoft points.

Now that you’ve got the 411 on Billy and Jimmy and their bro-tastic adventure to take on Skullmageddeon and save their girlfriend Marion, get yourself pumped up by high-fiving your nearest bud and visit www.doubledragonneon.com, the official place for all things Double Dragon: Neon. Developed by the geniuses from WayForward Technologies, Double Dragon: Neon is a love letter to the classic beat ‘em up genre with modern sensibilities and a thick slather of
Eighties acid-washed aesthetic.

Missed our hands on demo and interview at E3 last month? Here it is:

Capcom will be releasing new videos and screenshots for the upcoming Resident Evil 6. Today they have released a brand new SDCC trailer for you to check out.

Resident Evil 6 SDCC trailer: