And here’s how to find it, courtesy of DailyVideoPicks:

The ‘Harley Quinn’s Revenge’ DLC will be available on Xbox 360 and PS3 on May 29th, but no word as yet regarding a PC release date.

So without further ado, check out part two of the Death CGI trailer for Darksiders II – see how Death takes care of business and observe how utterly awesome his horse is. Not everyone of the equine persuasion can carry off the green vapour accessory quite the way it does, after all.

Watch it, learn from it and then get the game. But don’t forget to check out all the current information concerning possible errors you may encounter whilst Blizzard fix server issues; it won’t be permanent but it’s worth knowing what is out there in case you happen to come across any problems. Don’t let it put you off playing though because as you can see from the trailer, this game is epic in every sense of the word.

Game of Thrones is available on PC right now in North America.

Oh, and by ’20-odd minutes of foreign people [saying] stuff’, I actually meant 3. That’s what I get for skimming through the video. Whoops.

The DLC is set to roll into town on May 29th for the Xbox 360 and PS3, but, as yet, a solid PC release date has not been announced.

Max Payne 3 is due out on the PC platform on May 29th in North America, and June 1st in Europe.

Fast forward precisely twenty years and the id Software crew are commemorating one of their oldest property’s day of birth by bringing the game online and making it entirely free-to-play, via the comfort of your favourite web browser. Here’s that link you’ll be wanting.

Risen 2: Dark Waters is available in shops right now.

As for what’s possible with the Razer Blade, give these brief videos a viewing to see what’s what. Batman: Arkham City, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and DiRT 3 all get their chance to shine:

Pre-ordering Alan Wake’s American Nightmare from GOG will net you a 10% discount, but pre-ordering the game alongside the purchasing of Alan Wake from GOG will score you the remarkably more substantial discount of 25% off. A dilemma is presented, however, for those of us whom purchased Alan Wake yesterday, during its first few hours of release, as it seems we are not eligible for the discount, despite getting in there early, so to speak. I’ve contacted GOG support and will report back with the necessary details when they get back to me.

Update: It’s cool, folks. The discount doesn’t appear to show when viewing the product page, nor does it show in your checkout pop-up box — you have to head to your pre-purchase basket before the 25% off bonus is applied.