Rainbow Moon is a strategic RPG with a strong emphasis on character development.

Repulse is a free to play massively multiplayer online FPS set in a dystopian future where the citizens of Earth have polluted the planet beyond repair. Repulse unfolds an epic sci-fi inspired tale where humans must journey to a new world to continue their existence.

Built upon over 10 years of experience, Take On Helicopters immerses players within beautifully rich landscapes and an authentic helicopter experience.

Happy Wars is a casual multi-player action game in which a large number of players control comical characters in fun battles.

A white-knuckle blend of action and strategy, Orcs Must Die! challenges players to defend fortresses under siege.

Yesterday retains the unique graphic style from the developer's previous titles, but the comedy aspect has been given up in favor of an original and dark thriller.

Skullgirls is a fast-paced 2D fighting game that puts players in control of fierce female warriors in an extraordinary Dark Deco world. Calling to mind old-school arcade fighters, it’s a one-of-a-kind, action-packed competition complete with awesome combos and an intriguing backstory.

The unfolding drama of Final Fantasy XIII continues in Final Fantasy XIII-2. Explore a richly developed world featuring both new and familiar faces, and an exciting and highly developed strategic battle system. In this ongoing saga, the future is about to change...

The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword introduces full motion  control to synchronize player movements with Link's actions while offering the most  intuitive play control of any game in The Legend of Zelda franchise to date.

Not sure if we're going to go see any movies this weekend, as nothing really appeals at the moment. A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas sounds like fun, but I'm not sure I want to pay full price for it just yet, so we might wait a week or two. The same goes for  Tower Heist. However, J. Edgar and Immortals look interesting, but they aren't out yet. Oh well, DVR it is, I guess.

CBS's 60 Minutes Andy Rooney has died at the age of 92 from complications following minor surgery. Rooney was 60 Minutes' signature essayist since 1978 and made his final appearance on the weekly show only five weeks ago.