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Ubisoft has released today a fresh new gameplay trailer for the highly-anticipated Assassin’s Creed III. The trailer gives a deeper look at the franchise’s new hero Assassin Connor as he tapped between two worlds, Connor dons the mantle of the Assassin in the fight for justice against the Templars. This is the first trailer to truly show off actual gameplay footage and Ubisoft’s new engine Anvil Next. We see Connor take on his enemies in new environment which includes the vast wilderness of the newly discovered America.

343 Industries is hard at work developing the next Halo game. This is the first game in the series not being developed by Bungie and many wonder if 343 Industries can deliver the next Halo experience. Well if these screenshots and artwork is any indication then it looks like the Halo franchise is in good hands.

Does Telltale’s take on The Walking Dead survive? We here at UCC have the answer with our video review of Episode 1, A New Day of The Walking Dead: The Game.

Diablo fans only have to wait just a couple more weeks for long-awaiting return of the loot-king dungeon crawler. As with many, I got the chance to participate in the Diablo III’s open beta last weekend. After years waiting I finally got a taste for hell again, but I noticed a few things different than my last adventure, some good some bad. Here are just a few random things I noticed.

A new God of War title is always a good reason to get excited but some may fear that God of War: Ascension may already be set up for failure, especially when compared to the five game saga. During his quest for revenge, Kratos defeated the countless Olympian Gods so what could possibly be more important and interesting than that by stepping back into the past?
Quite a bit actually. It’s still way too early to tell as the game has nothing to show but a vague teaser trailer but here are a few reasons why God of War: Ascension has the most potential to reinvigorate the series and become something special.

One the most graphically outstanding franchise game is getting another sequel just in time to push the threshold of your PC’s benchmark. EA announced today that Crysis will be making a return with a third game in the series developed by visual-powerhouse Crytek.

Kickstarter, the funded by the consumers build-a-project website, has been getting a lot of positive buzz as of late since Double Fine’s successful campaign. The UCC crew explores some of the pros and cons using Kickstarter to fund video game development and as well as some of the games we’re looking forward to that were started with the new business model.