Dead Space 3 will see brothers in arms Isaac Clarke and John Carver tussling with their own inner demons in two very different ways. Back in November we explained how their marker-enduced hallucinations and flashes of insanity impact on co-op play, and now developer Visceral Games has penned a new dev blog on the matter. Check it out below. The blog post comes from Viscerals' senior production designer Ben Wanat, and explains that while Isaac banished most of his demons in Dead Space 2 and is now relatively untouchable by the Marker's influence, John Carver will become deeply troubled - a by-product of losing his wife and son to the Necromorphs.

This Fallen Captain of the Devils deprives Guardians of almost all power, other than the will to fight and the ability to handle your gun. This page is part of our guide to Challenge of the Elders, the Prison of Elders end-game activity included as part of Destiny’s April update. It’s updated every Tuesday and includes all the information you need on the weekly reset, modifiers and bosses. The Prison of Elders Level 42 encounter with Keksis is considerably more troublesome than at Level 41, the Taken boss hurling his balls of darkness non-stop.

Bought Super Smash Bros. 3DS over the weekend? Get ahead with these multiplayer tips. Super Smash Bros. 3DS comes packed with Smash Run, Classic Mode, and various other single-player bits, so multiplayer isn't a requirement to enjoy the game. That said, Smash is a serious party game designed to be enjoyed by four players simultaneously. And seeing as the new version brings significantly improved netcode over Super Smash Bros. Brawl, there's never been a better time to beat up other humans.

A slew of ESRB ratings suggest Rockstar Games will bring several gaming classics to the PlayStation 4. As both a publisher and developer, Rockstar has a truly impressive back catalogue of games to play - although today's console players can't always find them on modern systems. Thankfully, a newly discovered set of ESRB ratings implies several PS2-era classics are heading over to the PlayStation 4. At a minimum, these should whet our gaming appetites before Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2 comes out.

Battlefield 4 developer DICE has shed new light on the extend of the shooter's gun customisation, as well as adaptive camo that reacts to whatever environment you're playing in. Sounds a bit 'MGS 4' doesn't it? To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Manage cookie settings The clip above sees lead core game designer Alan Kert discussing gun customisation with presenter of EA's FTW show Matt Cuttle. Kert shows off the game's load-out menus as he tinkers about with a range of stocks, camo designs and more.

Despite its astronomical success, Bethesda Game Studios’ illustrious RPG Oblivion has never received the remaster treatment - at least not officially. Oblivion is one of several ugly ducklings the iconic studio has shunned in favour of trophy child Skyrim. Unlike Oblivion, Morrowind, Daggerfall, and Arena before it, the Nord simulator has been remastered, reworked into VR, and re-released for almost every iteration of every console. Basically, it’s been re-everythinged. Luckily, there is an Oblivion remaster in the works - it’s just not being done in-house.

Yakuza: Like a Dragon is sounding more interesting by the week. Sega has released more information on Yakuza: Like a Dragon and it pertains to the underground "dungeons" you will travel to. According to the information, as the story progresses, Kasuga and others will use the underpass to move to the headquarters of a hostile organization. This area is described as a dangerous "dungeon" where "invisible enemies and hostile humans nest.

You can find one of the most powerful Assassin’s Creed Valhalla weapons, Norden’s Arc, hidden in an unremarkable pile of rocks. Players have discovered that a small, otherwise-normal pile of rocks in the northern area of the game’s English map holds a peculiar secret for Vikings curious enough to venture a little out of their way. As demonstrated in a helpful video by JorRaptor (thanks, Kotaku), all you need to do is head up to Northumbria and visit Brunson Turret.

Aroged (via GamesIndustry.biz) reported that Quinn Duffy, design director at Age of Empires 4 developer Relic Entertainment, announced his departure from the studio via a post on LinkedIn. He was at the company for almost 24 years. "At Relic, I had a passion for both history and the real-time strategy genre. That's why I could not have been more excited to have helped build a new part of this beloved and iconic franchise,"

Irrational head Ken Levine has said it’s “disappointing” the online community has focused on BioShock Infinite heroine Elizabeth’s “chest” instead of her character, saying any sex symbol status was never his "intent”. Speaking in the latest issue of OXM, Levine said he wished Elizabeth’s character was the centre of attention: not her breasts. "I'd much rather talk about what she's going through as a person, but whatever. [The fans] have the right to shout out whatever they want,"