Trendy Entertainment has released it’s latest Hero Class DLC “Summoner,” for Dungeon Defenders earlier this week. Online Tower Defense RPG says very little about one of the fastest selling downloadable games of all times. Dungeon Defenders is an original hybrid of two hot genres: Tower Defense and Online Cooperative Real Time Strategy Action-RPG!  Hero’s like Squire, Apprentice, and Monk, now take a seat while an unknown entity from the Crystalline Dimension “Summoner” bakes up his own plan to wage a war across Etheria. Summoner is for the use of the Master Strategist. With abilities such as “Phase shift” (which allows you to move unnoticeably across the realm) or “Flash Heal” (which heals all allied defenses and units within a certain radius instantly), Team up and fight on 15 unique maps, 30 challenges, and 4 difficulty settings; raiding loots, casting spells, and leveling up to build the strongest hero and highest score in the kingdom. Get your copy today via Steam PC and Mac, and start transforming those Sentient Crystals to Minions!

In a recent trailer entitled “Payback” you get a glimpse of the new Downloadable content coming to Batman: Arkham City. In the video below there isn’t much on Harley Quinn herself, but you do get to see her in some of the cut-scenes. There is of course some nice action coming from Batman and Robin, but still no no cooperatively if you were expecting any. Harley Quinn’s Revenge DLC is scheduled to release on May 29, 2012.

Bethesda has just revealed on their blog that the name of their upcoming Skyrim DLC is called “Dawnguard.”

No other details are provided, but Bethesda posted a picture of the familiar-looking Dovakiin with glowing eyes (which can be seen above). Dawnguard will be available for the Xbox 360 this “summer,” and more details are said to be revealed at E3.

I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite post-ending news on the internet.

Unless you’ve been away from the internet for the last month, you’ve no doubt noticed the raging inferno known as the controversy and outcry over the ending to BioWare’s Mass Effect 3. People have been arguing all over about how the ending was bad, didn’t make sense, did make sense if you looked at it a certain way, and the awesomeness of Marauder Shields(seriously, look it up). Well looks like BioWare have come up with a strategy that should work for at least most of the arguers today: they announced an “Extended Cut” to their controversial ending.

Taken right from their blog, “An official press release went out today announcing how we are re-prioritizing the Mass Effect 3 post release content schedule to provide a more fleshed out experience for our fans. For many of you the “Extended Cut” will help answer some questions and give closure to this chapter of the Mass Effect story. Oh and it’s at no cost to you – the fan.” In short, they aren’t changing the ending but instead opting to not only try to explain it better within the context of the game but also to give fans a bit more closure. This will please both the people crying foul wanting explanations and also the people who were crying foul over artistic integrity, pretty much only ruling out the arguably smallest group who just wanted the ending trashed and completely rewritten.

The best part of all this? If you download the DLC before the end of 2014, you get it completely free. Yes EA is giving something away for free, and no the apocalypse isn’t happening right now. Here’s hoping this helps springboard the opinion of BioWare and Mass Effect back towards the “awesome” category instead of the “ruined forever” one.

The first DLC for Asura’s Wrath will become today on the Playstation 3 and tomorrow March 28, 2012 on the XBOX 360. The downloadable content comes with two fully animated episodes that reveal more of the epic tale. In addition to that there will more awesome dlc in the coming weeks with Episode 15.5: Defiance, which is schedule to release on April 3, 2012. These downloadable contents 160 Microsoft Points or $1.99 if you are using a Playstation 3.

Below you can see the full trailer of the Asura’s Wrath DLC

The awesome people behind Trine have announced that downloadable content will be making it’s way this summer to Trine 2.  According to Mikael Haveri, who told fans over GDC that puzzles in the new DLC will include water, light, magnetic and low gravity elements and in addition to that it was revealed that the DLC will bring new skills, a new story and about six new stages along with some returning favorites.

In addition to all of that awesome Trine 2 news, Haveri revealed that Frozenbyte is working on a new IP that aims to release via digital distribution, which means XBL Arcade, PSN and then of course Steam. Be sure to continue checking with us as more details come our way.