The Last of Us will probably be out sometime late 2012/early 2013, but is exclusive to the Playstation 3.

Sources: Wiki, The Last of Us

The lovable Cartoon ninjas are discounted on Steam for there daily deal, and you can pick it up for $3.74 till tomorrow afternoon. Although Mini Ninjas received alright ratings, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and would welcome a second Mini Ninjas if it ever made its appearance. Your saving yourself eleven dollars, so do yourself a favor and go pick up this game.

First episode is pretty cool, funny, and heartwarming. If you want to see the rest of the documentary as it rolls out, head here to donate. Double Fine raised about $3.3 million in those thirty days, so in a sense, there aren’t many reason to continue to fund Double Fine Adventures, but hopefully this shows publishers that this is the way the industry is starting to go, and the boundaries of being able to put out games, has come to an end.

If you follow FreddieW on Youtube, then you know about his amazing videos that he puts out on a week to week basis. But if you don’t, Freddie Wong and Brandon Laatsch create  (for the most part), video game centered content, and has a large following with a million, plus hits a week.

Although they do random week to week videos, These guys have been working on a big project called “Video Game High School,” for a long while now. Good news is that the first episode has launched here at Rocket Jump, the production company behind VGHS.

I have no doubt that these string of episodes will be good, but if your skeptical then check out the trailer above, and making the judgement call yourself.

Source: Youtube

My interest once again peaked, and since then I have built an X-Wing, Tie Fighter, and the Bounty Hunter Assault Gunship. The next project that I thought about buying was the Millennium Falcon, but I hastily changed my mind when I heard about the announcement of a 2127 piece Lego kit of R2-D2. As engaged as I had started to become in Lego again, I purchased that R2-D2, and now it sits in the box, in my room waiting to be built.

Now here comes the fun part. As anxious as I am to rip open that box and begin the building process, I’ve decided to wait a week or two to build it with my friend Josh, and I plan on recording the whole process with my Samsung NX-100, and will take that footage and speed it up in post. I know there is a numerous amount of videos on the web of Lego being built, but we’re still ecstatic to get started on this build.

Hopefully, after seeing R2-D2 being built, Lego could perhaps interest you once again, as it has for me. I’m now 25, and if I could tell you a few things I had learned from building Lego, is that it’s extremely therapeutic, creative, relaxing, and just plain fun. After all, we are still kids at heart, (some of us at least). Check back in a couple of weeks and hopefully R2-D2 will be built, and I will have the video up here on PSKHub.

Source: Lego, IMDb

As much as I’m going to miss fellow Italian Ezio Auditore, its nice to see Ubisoft moving on to the next chapter of the story. Graphics looks good, Gameplay looks good, and the most interesting thing in the trailer to me was Connor making his way through an open window of a building and out the other side, which can make running from the enemy a whole lot more fun.

Assassins Creed III is set to release on October 30th 2012 and will be out on Xbox 360, PS3, PC, Mac, and Wii U.

When Remedy Entertainment announced the release of Alan Wake on the PC a couple months ago, many people rejoiced after having to wait 2 years from its Xbox 360 release. Shortly after Alan Wake came to PC, Alan Wake’s: American Nightmare came to the 360 and is now heading to Steam May 22nd, 2012.

American Nightmare can now be pre-purchased on Steam for 25% off, and if you already own Alan Wake (PC) then be prepared to receive an additional 15% off. This isn’t Alan Wake 2, but its well worth the money and time to check it out. If your unsure if your PC can run it, then check out the requirements below.

System Requirements

Of course you do, and that’s why if you don’t already own the epic-ness that is Portal 2, then I highly recommend heading over to Steam for PC/Mac right now. Steam is offering Portal 2 for an amazing deal of $6.79. The deal looks to be lasting until Thursday afternoon, so grab it well you can.

The other plus on grabbing the game today, is the release of “Perpetual Testing Initiative.” Using the Steam Workshop, players will be able to create and share Portal 2 levels. I’m interested in checking this out myself, because I’ve heard what Valve has done, is help make creating these puzzles a simple drag and drop process.

This is a game you don’t want to pass up, even if you haven’t played the first Portal game, Portal 2 is on another level. The single player will keep you wanting more, and you can do evil things to cause harm to your friends well playing co-op, what’s not to like?

Portal 2 ——-$19.99———>$6.79

Portal 2 (Two Pack)——–$34.98———>$11.89

Portal Bundle (Portal, Portal 2)———$24.98——–>$8.49

Source: Steam