In Rise of the Guardians: The Video Game, you play as one of the classic childhood legends. Each Guardian has abilities to help you take on the evil spirit, Pitch, and his infectious nightmares. You'll unlock new powers and special moves that increase your strength and skills, and you can unleash cool team attacks with your fellow heroes.

Set 25 years after the events of Castlevania: Lords of Shadow, Mirror of Fate reveals the story of Gabriel's descendants as they battle their own destiny only to discover their true, shocking fate.

Pray For Dark is a first person action-Horror game where you play as Angel (aka Sewer Man), a rogue assassin hunter who is forced down into the “Hell” beneath a once great city now ruled by corruption and crime.

Featuring an 83-song set list and access to far more music than ever before, as well as innovative new gameplay modes and instruments, Rock Band 3 will change the way fans think about and play music games.

Planetary Annihilation is an RTS redefined for a new generation of players, promising Total Annihilation style gameplay on a planetary scale.

Ubisoft launched its digital distribution platform Uplay PC, connecting Uplay’s community and consumer-centric services. To celebrate the launch the publisher kicked off a promotion making select titles available through Uplay PC for as little as £1/$1 for a limited time. 

Chaos Chronicles is a classic, turn-based role-playing game that leads gamers into a lost empire full of legends, thrilling adventures, and dangerous opponents.

Nintendo added three NDSi/eShop titles to the Shop Channels. Nintendo owners with online access can redeem points to download: Theatrhythm Final Fantasy DLC, Crazy Chicken Pirates 3D, Crazy Chicken Pirates (NDSi/3DS/eShop), and New Super Mario Bros. 2 (video).

Rekoil is a multiplayer first person shooter in which the downtrodden “Minutemen” are pitted against their oppressors, Darkwater Inc, in a world where the only goal is to survive the unrelenting pandemic that has swept across the globe.

A report in the New York Post claims that Electronic Arts is in the early stages of discussions with private-equity giants KKR and Providence Equity Partners (owner of Bethesda) about a potential sale. Only crediting a "source," the report received a "no comment on rumor and speculation" from EA, nor responses from either investment company.