Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 will hit stores this November. It may be a glorified update, but blast-it-all, it’s an update that needed to happen and some of us are slaves to Capcom, and especially to its fighting games.

The Silent Hill: HD Collection is sure to be a hit this fall.

Rayman Origins looks to harken back to a time when perfectly timing your jumps and sitting next to your best buds on the couch and beating a platformer were the height of digital entertainment.

Putting aside any acrimonious rivalries, Battlefield 3 looks like a serious contender for this year’s best first person shooter.

We’re keeping ourselves in the dark when it comes to the new game, Journey.

Batman: Arkham City has the Herculean task of upping the ante on what was already a triumph of open world design and combat.

Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is sure to be a hit this fall. Getting to traipse around Jerusalem again seems like the series coming full circle, and the trailer’s money shot of Ezio taking the very first leap of faith just plain feels right…

Pending release on September 27th, this game is sure to please.

The Elder Scrolls series is something of an institution for hardcore fans of Western RPGs, earning it a seat on our most anticipated of 2011 list.

Capcom has slowly been transforming Resident Evil from a horror game with action elements into an action game with horror elements.

Saints Row trailer hits, Ridley Scott gets on board with COD, Braid creator speaks his mind, and Xenoblade might give Europe a little lovin’. This is your Weekly Gamer news all in one place.

Game Review: Catherine. The Catherine Atlus brought to gaming is unlike anything you’ve ever played, and as gamers, God help us all if we never do again.

It’s safe to say that this Summer of Arcade has gotten off to one hell of a start.

With more content than the original game at only two-thirds of the original price, gamers are still whining about money grubbing. What gives? Guy takes a closer look.

It’s all about Catherine for PS3 and Xbox360 this week. It’s the kind of game that people will either flock to or avoid like the plague.