With Assault Android Cactus finally landing onto the PlayStation 4, I need some help. Can someone explain to me the frequency of combat droids resembling adorable little girls? Sure, you don't want your nefarious army composed entirely of hulking DeathBots like all the other mad scientists. But out of all the robot designs out there, why do we have to throw the cutesy ones into battle? With Assault Android Cactus, you can even launch four at a time into robotic bullet hell.

Last night the Co-Opticrew dove into the newly release shooter, The Division. To be called a shooter though isn't quite an accurate description of all the game entails. The game is a careful blend of other titles with a mission and world system similar to Destiny, a loot system that borrows from Action/RPGs, and a crafting system that's part MMO and part Army of Two's gun customization. Needless to say we barely feel like we scratched the surface here.

Tom Clancy's The Division is out this week (since Tuesday morning, in fact!), and if you're looking to pick up the game to play on its release week you're going to have to ask yourself, do I go Gold or Standard Edition?

When you think of Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, what do you immediately think of?  Eurovision of course; that peculiarly popular Europe based singing competition that has haunted the continent for decades.  Perhaps this would not be your first thought, but it was developer Fatshark's when determining what song to have playing on their new DLC video.

Last night's co-op stream we dove into Barony: Cursed Edition. The rogue-like dungeon crawler is available on Steam and has received some major updates in the past few weeks. The game is the culmination of a small team which consists of a 10 year industry veteran, and indie developers as young as 21.   

Last weekend, the Sands of Inaros update (Update 18.5) launched on the PC version of Warframe, the free-to-play action shooter. The first of several huge updates planned for the game in 2016, Sands of Inaros introduces a new warframe (Inaros) as well as a ton of new content and features to the game.

Tom Clancy's The Division is finally here. It is an actual, real thing that you can buy and play. In fact, it's so real and actual that we'll be playing it tonight and streaming out all of our misadventures on our Twitch channel; so be sure to tune in later for that. In the meantime, Ubisoft recently detailed what's in store for the game after release.

One of my favorite indie releases of the past two years is Dungeon of the Endless. It's a great rogue-like that integrates elements of tower defense and strategy. Every victory (and defeat) feels earned. If you haven't played it on the PC already, you'll get your chance to check it out on the Xbox One starting next Wednesday.

Consider the following entry in the ongoing war of collector's editions vs your wallet: Homefront: The Revolution - Goliath Edition. Not only do you get the usual goodies of an art book and DLC expansion pass, they've also kicked in an R/C "Goliath" Drone vehicle with which you can terrorize your household pets.

This news comes as a bit of a surprise. Apparently, Microsoft has decided to cancel the forthcoming action-RPG Fable Legends. In a news post early this morning, Hanno Lamke, the General Manager at Microsoft Studios Europe, stated "after much consideration we have decided to cease development on Fable Legends." It then gets a bit grim for the employees at Lionhead Studios, and altogether bad for developer Press Play.

As tech progresses and smart phones become ever more prevalent, people are finding new ways to integrate them into our regular gaming habits. AirConsole.com is one such instance. The premise is simple: your computer is the console, your phone is the gamepad, and the games are all free.

Announced during last year's E3, the Gears of War: Ultimate Edition is now available on Windows 10 via the Windows Store. The game is a remake of the original title on the PC - meaning that the bonus content that was on that version is here - with better graphics and multiplayer fixes that are more in line with later versions.