Man at Arms: Reforged really didn’t want to make another large and unwieldy weapon, but they had to give the people what they want. Watch them build a life-size replica of War’s sword Chaoseater from Darksiders. The skulls on the panel are bad ass.

A preview of the expansive loot and gear system in Darksiders II. Similar to Diablo games, Death can find weapons, armor, potions and talismans as he defeats enemies and explores his surroundings.

Joe Madureira and his crew at Vigil Games talk about Death, the protagonist of Darksiders II – his weapons, his battle style and his personality, which is basically a list of positive adjectives.

We slaughtered enemies – and conquered puzzles – with the brawny War. Now it’s time for another Horseman of the Apocalypse to take center stage, and it’s none other than Death himself.

Holy smoke and flame, horseman: Darksider’s four-legged Ruin gets its own trailer with glimpses at other mounts; still, there’s no topping the epic coda: “What follows War but Ruin…”

Darksiders continues its Hellbook trailers with War’s Arsenal and Hordes of Hell; the first is a runnin’, gunnin’, and swordin’ lowdown, while the latter gets up close with the unholy masses.

The Horseman’s Road trailer for Darksiders gives us our first real look at the player’s powers and loot, and boy is it heavenly: burning armor, wings of shadow flight and abyssal chains.

This Developers Diary for Darksiders dishes the dirt on the coolest horseman, War, along with the story: it’s literally a conspiracy of biblical proportions between Heaven and Hell.

This Mayhem trailer for Darksiders doesn’t reveal anything new, but we like its angsty, vengeance-be-mine style; the protagonist seems hell-bent on sending everyone to hell.

This Darksiders Hero trailer knocks it out of the 9th circle of Hell with demon hordes, a giant Dune-meets-Beetlejuice worm, and an apocalyptic war horse that shoots flames from its hooves.

We finally get some gameplay footage for Darksiders; it’s both brutal and beautiful, but also reminds us of Ninja Gaiden and Prototype–not necessarily bad games to emulate.

This latest Turmoil trailer for Darksiders reveals more of the plot; with tales of fallen angels/demons and unholy alliances, it’s feeling a bit like another hellish franchise: Spawn.

Essentially Devil May Cry and Hellgate: London rolled up into a demonic ball of fury, Darksiders has dropped a slew of new trailers; our top picks: Vengeance and Demon Slaying.

Described as “Zelda in Hell,” this Darksiders trailer reveals a familiar plotline (Heaven and Hell do battle on Earth); still, we hope the action-oriented RPG could be what Hellgate never was.

An in-depth look at Lords of the Fallen, an upcoming action RPG for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. The game seems like a slower paced version of Darksiders, with emphasis on timing your attacks and remembering enemy attack patterns.

Videogame prop maker Triforce is obsessed with the quality and fidelity of their products. That has earned them the respect of game developers, so much so that they’re now designing 3D models for games. See more of their work here.

As if our wallets haven’t already been thoroughly ravaged by the holidays: this Games of January 2010 video has us checking the cushions to pay for Darksiders, ME2, Bayonetta, and more.