Self-Assembly Proves, Once Again, That Dead is Better

In Self-Assembly, A young couple are forced to resort to a demonic resurrection device in order to bring back their son after a freak incidence of tragedy. What comes out of the box is not what they put into it (or is it?), and the couple must decide whether to half-heartedly raise this mischievous homunculus who looks like one of the scammers from Futurama, or if the famous maxim of Stephen King's Pet Sematary remains true.

The short's ominous sense of dark serious is well-established, never abating for even a second while still managing to cram in a few unsettling laughs. It just gets weirder and weirder from minute one. Check out more of Director Ray Sullivan's work here.

Bioshock Infinite Is Back - Beasts Of America Trailer

Vaporware no more? After dropping countless jaws (Ours included) at 2011's E3, Bioshock Infinite disappeared from public view and failed to make an appearance at this years expo, much to everyone's confusion. Stories surfaced of a troubled development cycle, a lack of vision and focus around key concepts for the game, which lead to theories about the game possibly getting canned.

However, much to everyone's surprise a new trailer dropped today, featuring all new snippets of gorgeous looking gameplay and a tentative release date for early 2013, as well as a peak at goodies for the collectors edition. So while we're at it Irrational Games, what about getting an update for the 60's era Xcom project that has gone mysteriously missing as of late?