Though unceremoniously relegated to online-only airing, The Legend of Korra expands the Avatar universe into a video game developed by PlatinumGames (Bayonetta, Metal Gear Rising), available today on a variety of platforms for fans. There’s a slight wait for the 3DS release however–but that version features a turn-based RPG style, hitting shelves on October 28. Read on for details about today’s release!

With a link as inextricable as one the Final Fantasy series shares with its soundtracks, it’s no large wonder that the series ended up with a rhythm game spinoff in the form of 2012’s Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. After its critical and financial success, we were finally gifted to a sequel in the newly released Theathrhythm Final Fantasy: Curtain Call. And although Square-Enix could have easily gotten away with making Curtain Call nothing more than a glorified expansion pack — after all, the original Theatrhythm shipped with about 70 songs on the cartridge, while its sequel boasts over 200, sans DLC — some rather significant changes were made to ensure that it improves on some of the original game’s flaws.

Halloween not arriving soon enough for you? I know I feel that way. That’s why I bought a jack-o’-lantern tablecloth and window gel gems already. But there’s something else we can get! Costume Quest 2! Double Fine’s sequel to 2010 trick-or-treating RPG is now available to pre-order on Steam in two amazing bundles. Sate your sweet tooth with fun extras like the original Costume Quest and the old costumes good to wear in CQ2.  Read on for details plus PAX Prime exclusives at the Midnight City and Double Fine booths.