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No digital figurine-based game has crossed my path until last week, when Kabam sat me down in front of Lord of the Rings: Legends of Middle-earth.

As a seasoned fighting game aficionado, I was hesitant about Marvel Contest of Champions when I first heard about it.

As one of the most popular fighting franchises, it came as no surprise to see a bevvy of Mortal Kombat figures on full display at New York Comic Con.

Life is Strange is following in the Telltale mold of adventure games, but this new spin offers plenty of flexibility in how each and every player will come to the conclusions of the five episodes

I knew what I was getting into when I picked up the controller for the Dragon Ball Xenoverse demo on the show floor at New York Comic-Con.

Final Fantasy Type-0 is a complete departure than what I was expecting from a Final Fantasy game.

While Telltale games have always thrived on unexpected twists, here the unpredictability is heightened by not knowing who's lying and who's telling the truth.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate feels a lot like other Monster Hunter games, but that's not a bad thing. Why fix what isn't broken?

"It's surreal. I see this dork when I look in the mirror , and I go, 'You're not Batman.'" Except in this case, that's exactly who the humble, diminutive man sitting next to us is. Though not quite as imposing a physical presence as Batman would be were he real, actor Roger Craig Smith has the right timbre and tone to bring the Dark Knight to life in Batman: Arkham Origins.

Kotobukiya has been crafting fine statues of our favorite video game licenses for quite some time. Every year, the company rolls out at least a half-dozen new must-have items, and 2014 will prove to be no exception. We took a tour of Kotobukiya's booth at New York Comic Con, and snapped some shots of all the new hotness coming to our shores in the coming year.