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Ghost Games, which is EA’s newest studio, today announced that the first game they have been working on is Need for Speed: Rivals which will be coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in November with current gen versions coming out sooner.

More people have played the game and not completed it than those who have experienced the ending, enjoyed the journey and played it through until the end. Here is why YOU should complete the journey.

After delving into the likes of Super Mario: 3D Land, Zelda: Ocarina Of Time and Heroes Of Ruin, I was left wanting more and I was ready to throw more money at Nintendo for some good games, but wait… where are the games Nintendo?

There are many games these days that create beautiful worlds for gamers to explore. Far Cry 3′s Rook Island has to be one of my personal favourites. Here are my top 5 reasons why Rook Island is the perfect holiday destination for you to take a trip to, and get away from the boring and grinding reality of everyday (real) life…

Please note: The Play Vault and Andrew Gould accepts no responsibility for loss of digital life during your Rook Island holiday experience.

Who Remembers… Is a series of articles where I will be taking a look back at the games from days of old. There will be some reminiscing, a few treasured memories and maybe, at times, too much use of the rose tinted glasses. Step up to stage: Wargames.

Recently PCGamer.com published an interview with a few members of Tripwire Interactive, the developers of games like Killing Floor and Red Orchestra. In the interview the guys at Tripwire spent a good portion of their time criticizing the Call of Duty franchise and the gamers who enjoy it.

I took some serious issues with what the guys at Tripwire were saying. I’ve responded to the interview paragraph by paragraph.

For those who have been biting their lip to get their hands on the game and signed up for the beta, your wait is almost at an end…

Set in an undefined location, Kenshi drops you into the role of an average joe trying to scratch a living out in the barren world. There’s no vengeance to go and take on some evil warlord, or an evil empire to face with your rebel brethren. In Kenshi trying to survive is the hardest challenge.

Over the course of the next year I came to slowly realize that my seemingly perfect handheld system is actually a huge mistake and a detriment to gaming. Here’s why…

Just for fun some of The Play Vaulters decided to pick up their crayons, dust off their pencils and scribble on some paper in an attempt to resemble something that looked vaguely like Agent 47.