The latest trailer for Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel offers a look at the variety of customization options for in-game masks available in the title. The short video gives you a glimpse at how players can stylize their owns masks, choosing particular colors and designs to create masks featuring skulls and makeshift happy-faces. The mask customization suite includes a number of different options that can be tweaked to create something slightly more individual, allowing users to select and edit mask decals which range from basic geometric shapes to more stylized additions, create layers and resize graphics. Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel launches March 26 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Halo creators Bungie reveal first details about Destiny, the developer's new mythic sci-fi universe, in the game's first video documentary, "Pathways Out of Darkness." The new shooter, coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, puts players in the role of one of the remaining survivors of Earth following an interplanetary apocalyptic event. As Guardians, and with the aid of the mysterious protector known as the Traveler, players will defend Earth and travel to distant planets in Destiny to uncover the mysteries of mankind's downfall. Watch as Bungie unveils early details and concept art for its upcoming game, coming from publisher Activision. For more details on Destiny and Bungie's plans for its "shared-world shooter," read our first look preview of the game.

A new behind-the-scenes video from the creators of PlanetSide 2 provides an inside look at how the audio team creates the game's music. You can watch the video above to see the team at work. They're responsible for all the game's sounds, from animals to gunfire. According to SOE audio director Rodney Gates, the team worked hard to create different "identities" for different game aspects. "When we started working on PlanetSide 2, one of the things that we wanted to do was establish an identity for each of the different factions that we had," Gates said. "We wanted the Terran Republic to sound like the big, bold orchestra. We wanted the New Conglomerate to sound very different, because those guys are pretty rebellious ... their style kind of leaned toward a blues-rock sound." P...

Sony says the world will "see the future" at its PlayStation Meeting 2013 event next week in New York, but today the company went back in time with a retrospective series it calls "PlayStation Evolution." The first episode, "The Beginning," focuses on the inception of Sony's video game division and the rise of its first console, the PlayStation. Sony Computer Entertainment was founded in November 1993; the PlayStation launched in Japan in December 1994, and in North America and Europe in September 1995. Early PlayStation-exclusive hits included Crash Bandicoot, PaRappa the Rapper and Wipeout. Sony will follow up "The Beginning" with more videos highlighting the hardware that succeeded the PlayStation in the lead-up to Feb. 20, when the company is expected to unveil its next-generation...