There's been some weird game trailers lately. In a downright terrifying ad for the Xbox One, we saw a man get real cuts from playing Ryse: Son of Rome, and now it's time to bring abduction onto the field. Call of Duty: Ghosts' new Onslaught DLC has received a trailer titled CODnapped, where Stephen Graham, most recently recognized for his work as Al Capone in HBO's Boardwalk Empire, leads a team of gentlemen who basically will kidnap (or CODnap) you so you have time to play the new DLC.

If you loathe gigantic aliens which strongly resemble larger versions of mundane earth insects, (and also you have a thing against robots), then you'll finally be able to satisfy your thirst for destruction with Earth Defense Force 2025, launching February 18th. Take control of the titular Earth Defense Force and defend humanity against the threat of alien extinction. Grab some friends, load up your cybernetic samurai gear, and prepare to repel the insect/robot alliance. 

Some people will always reach the peak, become the best, the pinnacle of what they do, but where is the fun in that?  Once you have hit level 100 of Payday 2, what else is there to achieve?  Plenty  now that the Infamy scale has been added in the latest update. 

Yesterday's release of Dead Rising 3's "Operation Broken Eagle" probably left many players wondering why the DLC doesn't support co-op, especially when there was such a large update for the upcoming DLC's. While we would have loved to have the same co-op experience in it as the massive main game, Capcom certainly has their reasons for the decision.

The Call of Duty franchise has always been about embracing ones inner mega-patriot and gunning down anyone from outside the good ol' US of A, and Call of Duty: Ghosts took this concept to its natural conclusion: battling entities from other worlds. There's nothing more quintessentially American than blasting human-devouring aliens with military grade weapons and nationalism so swollen it would make Uncle Sam weep red white and blue tears of joy.

The Call of Duty franchise has always been about embracing ones inner mega-patriot and gunning down anyone from outside the good ol' US of A, and Call of Duty: Ghosts took this concept to its natural conclusion: battling entities from other worlds. There's nothing more quintessentially American than blasting human-devouring aliens with military grade weapons and nationalism so swollen it would make Uncle Sam weep red white and blue tears of joy.

The Xbox Live sales have been improving in recent months as the games get a little older and the Xbox One looks a little newer.  However, a great game is a great game.  This week you can get 75% off Dark Souls, 67% off Dungeons and Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara and Tales of Vesperia.  Oh, and 33% off Call of Duty: Ghosts.

Today, EA released a new pre-order trailer featuring some of the zombie tactics found in Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare. Not only will players be able to choose the Plant team to fight, but also take control of the Zombie team to wreck some havoc of their own.

We last looked at Warframe over the summer during our free to play week on Co-Optimus. The game easily impressed us, feeling like one of the more polished titles available. Since then the game has come a long way. It's seen numerous major patches and also a release on the PlayStation 4. 

Do you all remember when Total War: Rome II came out and it was completely jacked up with bugs and required constant weekly patching immediately after release? Yeah, me too. This game is sort of a stain on Total War's otherwise flawless pedigree, and while Creative Assembly is hard at work attempting to fix it, it hasn't come full circle just yet. However, hope glimmers on the horizon. The next patch enables User Modding for Rome II, so if they can't figure out how to make their game good, someone will.

Attention all Dead Rising 3 owners: please be aware that a ginormous update went live today and is now available to download. The update will take up to 13 GB of hard drive space to incorporate the changes being made, so make sure to set aside a good amount of time to download it. Godspeed to broadband internet users!

EA's third person action game Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare is being pushed back from its original February 18 release date to February 25th. One has to assume the Future Cacti needed a bit more preparation, since they are from the future. Or something like that. On the plus side, with this delay comes a whole slew of juicy new co-op details for the four-player vs AI mode, Garden Ops.