Game developer Naughty Dog has been delighting us for years now with the amazing Uncharted series for the PS3.  When they announced a new IP, the bar was instantly set ridiculously high.  From what they’ve shown us thus far, it looks as though they won’t meet those expectations with their new title The Last of Us.  They will instead, yawn as they soar over those lofty expectations with their amazing-looking new game.

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When Sony first announced their PlayStation Plus program, I was skeptical that it would live up to their promises.  After being gifted a free month of the service, I tried it out to the fullest extent and I have to say that I’m hooked.  Each month, on the first Tuesday, they release a number of free games and May has been very kind with a slew of great games available.  This month has everything including: rolling rocks, vampire hunters, multiple personalities and 80s-style theme songs; check it out here and then go grab some free games.

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The best price one can pay for anything is free.  Nintendo’s rewards program, Club Nintendo, starting this year has been offering downloadable games for your hard earned points.  Each month, on day one, Nintendo offers up a few new games for the Wii and 3DS.  With the arrival of May, they’ve offered up four more titles for your downloading pleasure.  This month, they’ve got everything covered including manholes, cannoids, pixels and penguins.

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Zombies and video games tend to go together like peanut butter and jelly.  With most games involving the living dead, you spend a great deal of time mowing as many of the ghouls down as possible, until Telltale steps into the scene with The Walking Dead.  Based on the popular comic book and TV series, The Walking Dead focuses more on the drama and reality of what a zombie apocalypse might mean and Telltale’s new episodic game looks to be a great addition to the universe.

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One of the promises that Nintendo made when discussing the launch window for the 3DS, was that we would be seeing Kid Icarus: Uprising shortly after the system’s release.  As it turned out, unless the 3DS had an extremely long launch window, this was a lofty goal that Nintendo just could not keep.  Taking another full year to polish the game and make it perfect, it’s finally here and more than worth the wait.

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