It’s another crazy week in Westeros! The Lannisters make their move inside King’s Landing while Arya and Sansa try to stay alive. Naturally, Arya kills a stable boy and Sansa runs crying to her family’s enemies. Even the wall has heated up, zombie heat that is! Winterfell doesn’t want to be left out of the …

Sumioni: Demon Arts is an action/platformer for the PS Vita that is inspired by classical Japanese “sumi-e” ink art, and boy does it look gorgeous. The game will rely heavily on the Vita’s front and rear touch screens to create ink strokes that the player can interact with or use to destroy their enemies. Check out the announcement trailer below to see the game in action.

In this installment of the Game of Thrones Book Club , we take a good long look at Eddard as he blunders through 4 chapters. We also take a trip across the Narrow Sea and witness Dany eating her first horse heart, then we head up to the wall because Jon is being emo. In addition, …

The Playstation Vita is very lucky to have such a fun experience at launch. Anyone that has picked up the new handheld system needs to own Mutant Blobs Attack. You won’t be able to find a more joyful experience on the platform, and it just so happens that it is also the cheapest game you can currently buy.

Amazon is running a promotion on Xbox 360 accessories. You can get up to 30% off on some of the most necessary gear around. Maybe that 4GB Xbox 360 bundle is leaving you feeling a little cramped? And please tell me you aren’t still sticking batteries into your controller.

In this very special episode of Cast of Thrones we discuss the importance of brotherly love. Dany and Visy have a slight altercation in which his love is called into question. Meanwhile, Robb and Bran have to rely on theirs to get out of a sticky situation! Thankfully Tyrion puts his new brotherly love to …

It wouldn’t be Sony hardware if it didn’t have a Lumines game on it. Mechanically Lumines Electronic Symphony for the Playstation Vita is nearly identical to the original PSP release. This might sound like a criticism, but more Lumines with the core mechanics intact and lots of extras is a good thing.

If you have a Vita and didn’t try out the console version of Rayman Origins last fall, I urge you to pick this up. It is pure fun, top to bottom, and really shows off what the Vita can do. If you already played Rayman Origins, there isn’t enough new here to compel a purchase, unless you just want another run-through of the wonderful world of Rayman – and I certainly wouldn’t blame you.

Here is a bonus for consumers – giant game rental services occasionally have to get rid of extra stock at extremely low prices. GameFly has some fantastic deals going right now, and subscribers and get these for as much as 10% off on the already silly prices.

The Darkness II is brutal, crass and probably not everyone’s cup of tea. It is also gorgeous, smart and a big improvement over the original in terms of game play. The narrative is constructed in a very interesting way that will keep you guessing right up to the end. This game takes what was interesting about the original, and builds upon it while also streamlining the experience.