New Pokemon Sword And Shield Info Emerges, Covers Gigantamaxing, New Pokemon
If you thought Pokemon was weird already, just wait.
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Twitch Streamer Shroud Feels Earthquake, Keeps Playing Apex Legends
If you felt an earthquake happening in your area, how calm would you be about it? Would you be composed enough to keep playing video games on your Twitch stream?
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Destiny 2's Annual Pass Required For Moments Of Triumph Title
Destiny 2 players could usually count on non-expansion seasonal content to be available for free, even if they didn't own a season pass. Unfortunately, that'll change with the game's upcoming Moments of Triumph.
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Two Teens Arrested For Killing 16-Year-Old Selling Xbox
Last month, 16-year-old Johnny Peluyera and his father travelled to Gary, Indiana to sell their Xbox One. The buyers, who they had found using an online sales app, claimed they wanted to confirm the console worked prior to purchase. The situation took a fatal turn.
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Latest The Last Of Us 2 Rumor Points To February 2020 Release Date
According to an alleged leak The Last of Us 2 will launch in February 2020. This is not the first rumor to point towards this window; Ashely Johnson, the actress who plays Ellie, also hinted at a February 2020 release during a recent interview with Critical Roll.
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Pokemon Go Teases Arrival Of Team Rocket With Real-Life Hot Air Balloon
Niantic has teased the addition of iconic antagonists Team Rocket to Pokemon Go through a series of clues and cameos, including a real-life hot air balloon.
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Project xCloud Testing May Be Underway For Xbox Insiders
Microsoft's Project xCloud is the company's streaming bet; a way for players to access Xbox titles regardless of where they are and what device they're using. And limited public testing may already be happening, according to one Twitter user who appears to have been selected.
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Code Vein 'Great Sword' Trailer Drops, Doesn't Disappoint
Want a video game trailer that delivers on what it's advertising? Check out the new one for Bandai Namco's Code Vein called "Great Sword."
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Overcooked Goes Free On The Epic Games Store; Torchlight Coming Next Week
If you're hanging out with friends and family for the Fourth of July holiday, why not spend a little bit of time screaming at each other?
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Shenmue 3 Is A Game For Teens, Says ESRB
Are you curious about what you'll experience in Shenmue 3 when it arrives this November? Never fear: the ESRB is here to spill the beans on some of it.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 Could Be Coming To PC, According To Dataminer
Could Red Dead Redemption 2 finally be making its way to PC? That's what it looks like, according to some information unearthed by a dataminer on Twitter.
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GameStop Kicks Off Its Massive Summer Sale On July 7
The GameStop Game Days Summer Sale returns on July 7, bringing back the Buy 2, Get 1 Free promotion on pre-owned games and accessories. The sale will also include discounts on over 200 video games, consoles, wireless controllers, and more.
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Gears 5 To Change Shooting Mechanics, Remap The Game's Legendary Chainsaw
When Gears 5 arrives this September on PC and Xbox One, it'll come with some changes that might take fans a bit of getting to used to. According to developer The Coalition, however, these changes should markedly improve the gameplay experience.
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Stranger Things Upside Down Portals Now Appearing In Fortnite
Fortnite appears to be kicking off its Stranger Things collaboration today, as a bunch of Upside Down portals have spawned in the game's world, beckoning players to enter and discover what lies beyond.
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Hacker Behind DDoS Attacks On Daybreak Games Gets Two Year Prison Sentence
In 2013, Daybreak Games (previously known as Sony Online Entertainment) suffered a DDoS attack at the hands of DerpTrolling, a hacking group operated by Austin Thomspon of Utah. DerpTrolling also targeted League of Legends, Dota 2, and Battle.net with similar tactics.
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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Gets Lightsaber Fix After Feedback From Fans
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order appears to be shaping up into a fine video game. But die-hard Star Wars fans couldn't help but notice that something was a bit off with the game's lightsaber. It didn't look like anything Star Wars enthusiasts had ever seen before.
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Modern Warfare Brings Game-Changing Feature To Call Of Duty Franchise
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare includes the ability to reload while aiming down sights. While you could reload some sniper rifles while maintaining ADS using a specific weapon attachment in Black Ops 4, this is the first time the series has included the feature as a default for all weapons.
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Xbox Game Pass Reveals Early July Lineup For Xbox One And PC
The Xbox Game Pass Twitter account has struck again. After teasing an announcement yesterday, the account has followed through, listing out eight new games coming to Game Pass on Xbox One and PC in early July.
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CD Projekt Red Is Not Working On Three New Cyberpunk Games
A whole wide world. A multitude of languages. Things do get lost in translation from time to time, and that appears to be what happened with news that CD Projekt Red has three separate Cyberpunk projects in development.
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Epic Is Funding Shenmue 3's Refunds, Will Do The Same For Future Exclusives
Remember those Shenmue 3 refunds we wrote about yesterday? It turns out that a not-so-mysterious benefactor is funding them, ensuring Ys Net gets to keep its Kickstarter money.
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Red Dead Online Celebrates Independence Day With Discounts, Bonuses, And More
In honor of Independence Day, Rockstar Games has announced discounts, in-game bonuses, and free content for Red Dead Online players. The publisher is offering 30% bonus cash and XP on all Free Roam Missions, in addition to new clothes, weapons discounts, and the free "Respectful Bow" emote.
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Mordhau Devs Have No Idea How To Address The Game's Controversial Community
Mordhau is, by every metric, a surprise success. It was funded through Kickstarter. It's developed by a small independent studio located in Slovenia. And since it released in April, the game has been selling like hotcakes on Steam. But now it's getting attention now for all the wrong reasons.
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Rainbow Six: Siege Heads To The Wild West In New Showdown Event
Rainbow Six: Siege has ditched its modern aesthetics and high-tech gizmos for its latest limited time mode, transporting players to the Wild West. In the Showdown Event, you'll queue up for 3v3 matches in the battle for control of Fort Truth, a new map created for the promotion.
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Ni No Kuni Sequel Confirmed Alongside Plans To Expand The Franchise
Less than a month has passed since Level-5 announced the remaster of their beloved PlayStation 3 title Ni No Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch. In the wake of that reveal, Level-5 President Akihiro Hino has confirmed development on a Ni No Kuni sequel.
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New Borderlands 3 Trailer Shows Claptrap As Pandora Tour Guide
You either love Claptrap or you can't stand him. But in the latest Borderlands 3 trailer, he's all you've got; your one guide to the wildlife found in the wasteland known as Pandora.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Includes Three Origin Stories And Starting Locations
In Cyberpunk 2077, you will have three origin stories to choose from at character creation, each featuring a different starting location. These options, which CD Projekt Red calls "lifepaths," provide players with three unique prologue experiences.
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Shenmue 3 Devs Finally Willing To Dish Out Refunds After Ditching Steam
It seems the Shenmue 3 team has experienced a change of heart regarding refunds for those who wanted the game on Steam.
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