Lots are happening over at Steam, and we can say they are all good things. For one, Sam & Max: Season Two becomes available for all you fans of the unlikely duo. But apart from that, a pretty sweet deal's also awaiting Assassin's Creed fans and more. Do check out what's going down at the full article.

 Alas, all good things must come to an end. Such is the case with Sam & Max Season 2, Telltale Games wraps the pair's latest adventure with the release of Episode 5. Wondering What's New with Beelzebub? Head over to our game review to find out!

Telltale's Sam & Max series of episodic content has been getting a lot of attention lately. If you've ever wondered what made the game's episodic marketing model pretty successful, head on over to the full article where Telltale's CEO Dan Connors spoke about just that.

After the slew of mostly PC games last week, this time around we're going to have the same boatload of PC releases with a smattering of Nintendo Wii and DS games, and the occasional XBLA shoot-em-up in between. The gaming line-up is diverse, however. This week we're going to have the old-school vertical shooter Ikaruga, the dungeon crawler Baroque, and the retail stand-alone release of The Orange Box titles. Check out the entire list in the full article

Spring is here and so is the latest episode of our favorite freelance animal tag team, Sam and Max. This time around, these two will be gallivanting from place to place in Chariots of the Dogs. From the title itself, you guys will have to travel a lot. When you do, expect one hell of a ride.

So if your paws, err hands, are itching to know what these two have been up to, check out our review in the full article up next.

Originally posted on March 14, 2008 at 12:39 p.m.

It's a little late for a Halloween bash, but Sam and Max are back with us again for a frightful third installment of their episodic game series. This latest adventure brings us to the territories of Europe, where an undead scourge threatens to take over the world.

Will our favorite anthropomorphic pair somehow beat the odds, or will this case prove to be the Dawn of the Dead? Find out in our game review via the full article!

Last week, we had a mammoth of a game release with Devil May Cry 4. It's not going to be any different this time around, with the much-awaited Lost Odyssey by Mistwalker finally making its US debut. Other noteworthy games in this batch are Professor Layton and the Curious Village, Dungeon Explorer: Warriors of Ancient Arts, RPG Maker VX, and a slew of other titles. Hit the full article for the rest of the list.

* Article originally posted Feb 11, 2008 at 01:12AM

 While it's already been announced by JoWooD that seeing Sam & Max on the Nintendo Wii is something we all can expect, Telltale Games says otherwise - saying that as for now, the existence of a Sam & Max title on the Wii is up in the air. Puzzled? You're not the only one. See how the entire story plays out in the full article.

 Feeling a little chilly from Sam and Max's previous icecapades in the North Pole? You'll be warming up soon enough, as we let you guys in on our recent review for Sam & Max: Moai Better Blues.

This latest caper has our favorite anthropomorphic dog and hyperkinetic rabbity thing tackling the likes of the Bermuda Triangle, volcanic eruptions, and malevolent sea monkeys. Head on over to the full article for our review!

If you still haven't had enough of everyone's favorite anthropomorphic dog and his "hyper-kinetic rabbity thing" sidekick, then Telltale Games is giving everyone a sneak peek into the upcoming second episode of Sam & Max Season Two, Sam & Max: Moai Better Blues. Expect more classic tongue-in-cheek humor, as well as the return of some wacky old characters.

Watch the slap happy gameplay video in the full article!