Save up to 33% on Select Nintendo Switch games: Switch games don't fall in price often, so this is a great chance to round out your collection, including Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Pokemon: Let's Go for $39.99 each, among others. Last of Us Part II for PlayStation 4 for $39.99 (Save $20): This is one of the best games of this generation, at a great price. If you haven't played this yet and own a PS4, be sure to pick this one up. Mortal Kombat 11 for $14.99 (Save $45): You can get a digital download for Mortal Kombat 11 for just $14.99 today, a huge savings over the typical selling price. PlayStation Now 1-Year Subscription for $41.99 (Save $18): PlayStation Now is a subscription service to over 300 games that you can download whenever you want.

Save up to 33% on Select Nintendo Switch games: Switch games don't fall in price often, so this is a great chance to round out your collection, including Zelda: Breath of the Wild and Pokemon: Let's Go for $44.99 each, Super Mario Party for $39.99 and more. Last of Us Part II for PlayStation 4 for $39.99 (Save $20): This is one of the best games of this generation, at a great price. If you haven't played this yet and own a PS4, be sure to pick this one up. Mortal Kombat 11 for $14.99 (Save $45): You can get a digital download for Mortal Kombat 11 for just $14.99 today, a huge savings over the typical selling price. PlayStation Now 1-Year Subscription for $41.99 (Save $18): PlayStation Now is a subscription service to over 300 games that you can download whenever you want.

RoboCop is probably the worst of the three, and it's mostly due to who he is. RoboCop is predictably slow and clunky, and much of his moveset seems to be borrowed from the cyborg ninjas (a la Sektor, et al), along with other gun-toting characters. And that's what the "Mortal Kombat" series is. Its story is basically a classic Fox '90s Saturday morning superhero cartoon with X-rated violence. "Aftermath" simply provides more reasons to indulge in it.

NetherRealm still isn't done bringing pop culture icons to Mortal Kombat 11. Its Aftermath DLC arrives on May 26th with not only a new story (more on that in a moment) and greater roles for fighters like Fujin, Nightwolf, Shang Tsung and Sheeva, but the addition of... RoboCop. Yes, you can wield everyone's favorite police officer turned cyborg and dish out a very rough form of justice. The team even worked with Peter Weller to recreate his character. Aftermath is notable as the first add-on for the game that continues the core storyline.

The Stadia is nothing short of revolutionary. Its core technology delivers on a promise decades in the making: console-quality gaming, without the console. But revolutions have unpredictable outcomes, leave a trail of destruction in their wake, and have a tendency to destroy those who start them. Will Google be able to see this through? Once Stadia is up and running, the system is nearly indistinguishable from playing a game on a console sitting under your TV, except there's no fan noise, no downloads or discs, and, well, no console. The bulk of my time on the Stadia was spent with the system in traditional TV mode.

The 48-hour Amazon Prime Day is here and that means there are plenty of video game deals including some great PS4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch bargains and special edition discounts. These deals are only available to Amazon Prime members, but don't worry if you're not a member yet. You can sign up for your FREE TRIAL here. It lasts 30-days and lets you make the most of Amazon's 48-hour deals bonanza. So, if you've had your eye on the latest games like Marvel's Spider-Man, Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, The Witcher 3 and many more, read on--there's up to 30 percent sales on them!

The Google Stadia controller used for playing games on Google's video game streaming service. The Stadia controller (priced separately at $69) uses WiFi to connect directly to the game running in Google's video game streaming service .the Google has shed some more clarity on its upcoming cloud-based video game service: an entry price, launch window and some of the games you will be able to play. Google's Stadia will become available in November with an entry price of $129.99 for the Founders Edition package (pre-order on Google's Stadia site), which includes a game controller, Chromecast Ultra streaming device and a three-month subscription. Cloud gaming promises to make it easier for consumers to play online games, as it sidesteps the need for pricey gaming PCs or console video game systems.

'Mortal Kombat 11,' the latest installment in the best-selling fighting game franchise, adds deeper customization options, along with a new story, modes, and improved graphics. If you are a fan of fighting video games, by now you're likely well aware of – or have already purchased – the eleventh main installment in the Mortal Kombat game franchise. That game, "Mortal Kombat 11" ($59; rated Mature for ages 17-up), developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Entertainment, is out now for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC. You likely know all about the improved graphics of this fighting game (running on Unreal Engine 3), its expanded story – a sequel to 2015's "Mortal Kombat X" – and new custom character variation system that lets you customize your fighter's look, gear, special abilities, taunts, finishing moves, and more. More: Razer built its business on video game hardware.

'Mortal Kombat 11,' the latest installment in the best-selling fighting game adds deeper customization options, along with a new story, modes, and improved graphics. While many video games debut during the all-important gift-giving holiday season – about 40 percent of titles launch in November and December alone, says The NPD Group – you might want to save up for a few big spring games over the next month or two. In the coming weeks, action fans, in particular, can soon choose between a fighting game sequel, a beloved and remastered fantasy role-playing game (RPG), and a pair of bleak but compelling dystopian adventures – all due out in late April to mid-May. Here's a sneak peek at four eagerly-awaited offerings, all of which are rated for ages 13 or higher. The latest installment in the acclaimed fighting game franchise (WB Games; out April 23, $59.99, rated Mature for ages 17-up, for Sony PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Windows PCs) offers a more personalized approach with its "Custom Character Variation System."

Rose is an obese, Frankenstein raccoon with a pink bow on top of her ratty head and a bent fork where her left hand should be. She's died at least twice, and each time, she's been lovingly brought back to life by her creator, Christine McConnell. Rose is one of the fantastic puppet friends in The Curious Creations of Christine McConnell, a Netflix series whose debut season helped define Halloween 2018. It stars McConnell, an endlessly creative baker whose online fame has exploded over the past five years, and a cast of puppet creatures produced by The Jim Henson Company. There's Edgar the bumbling werewolf, Rankle the resurrected, mummified cat god, and, of course, Rose the taxidermied raccoon.