The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings is less than a week today, and as per usual the magazine reviews are hitting the stands slightly ahead of the release date. Polish Magazine CD-Action gives it a 9.5, and provides a bunch of tidbits from…

For their 132nd podcast episode, The Adrenaline Vault managed to track down Evolve PR’s Tom Ohle for a lengthy interview about his public relations responsibilities for CD Projekt RED, how The Witcher and its sequel are geared toward PC gamers,…

Edge has put online an article discussing GOG’s recent move away from Geo-IP to determine users’ regions, how that may help Australian users circumvent censorship and get the original, unaltered version of The Witcher 2, and its possible significance on…

The changes they’ve made to ensure that the combat is more tactical and fluid are highlighted in this sixth developer diary video for The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. Sign usage, counter-attacks, enemy AI, potion consumption, and environment effects are…

Noting they still don’t have a review copy of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, GameSpot’s Reality Check editorializes on why reviewing games is hard, though in actuality the editorial is about the difficulties of the pre-release review copy system. For…

GameShark is up next to preview The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, and comes away impressed, noting it is “a title that should be on the short list of every self-respecting RPG gamer”. What’s different this time around is the level…

We finally have a firm understanding of why the ESRB handed out a Mature rating to CD Projekt RED’s The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings – severed heads, eye-gouging, bare breasts, pubic hair, castrations, drug-snorting, and the slitting of throats…

While I’m forced to point you to a Google Translate version of the interview, it’s worth your time to check out the new Q&A with Tomasz Gop on Eurogamer.cz to learn more about how save game importing will work in…

RPGWatch has published their own hands-on preview of The Witcher 2, and seem fairly impressed with CD Projekt RED’s latest effort. Character development was arguably one of the weaker RPG elements of The Witcher and the sequel has taken steps…