The Mystery Behind The Alola Trainer School In Pokémon Ultra Sun And Ultra Moon
While there is plenty to be freaked out by in Pokémon, one of the standouts is a mysterious side quest most players won't notice in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon.
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The Real Reason Blastoise Didn't Make The Super Smash Bros. Cut
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the fighting game crossover gift that just keeps on giving. Here's why Blastoise didn't make the cut as a Smash roster member.
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The Untold Truth Of The Elder Scrolls' Headless Horseman
Skyrim's Headless Horseman doesn't have an attached quest. Is he just an Easter Egg? Lots of fans think there's more to it.
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Why We'll Never See A Star Wars: Republic Commando Remake
Star Wars: Republic Commando did receive very favorable reviews, so why will players never see a remake of the original?
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Is Overwatch Teasing Its Next Hero?
The new Overwatch map features what could be a teaser for a new hero.
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Things Aren't Looking Good For The Rumored Switch Pro
Since early 2020, rumors have circulated about the possibility of Nintendo releasing a new model of its current system called the Switch Pro.
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The Most Bizarre Zelda Mods
Hacks have made it easy for fans to bend Breath of the Wild to their whims, and results are...well, let's just say they aren't pretty.
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Here's Where You'll Find The Big Chill Exotic Weapon In Fortnite Season 5
One of the newer Exotic weapons is the hilariously-named The Big Chill, which rapidly throws snowball grenades at enemies. Here's where and how to find it.
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Nintendo Breaks Its Silence On Limited Release Games
Nintendo never explained why it opted for a limited release strategy for Mario's 35th anniversary content, until now.
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Glitch Gives Switch Players Early Access To Next Among Us Map
Just hours after Among Us joined the Switch, players discovered that they can actually access the upcoming new map, the Airship, early.
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How Long Would It Take To Beat Every Video Game?
"How many hours would it take to play every video game" is one of those questions that pops into your head late at night when you can't sleep.
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Here's How You Can Play Skyrim At 60 FPS On Series X
Fans can now take advantage of the new Xbox Series X's 4K and 60 FPS capabilities while galavanting across Skyrim's massive world.
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The Mysterious Skyrim Boss Battle You May Never Have Encountered
Skyrim is one of gaming's biggest, most sprawling epics. One of the game's hidden bosses will engage you once you've reached level 80.
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The Star Wars Easter Egg You May Have Missed In Skyrim
Like lots of open-world games, Skyrim is full of Easter Eggs. But one Skyrim Easter Egg in particular brings a little Star Wars to the high fantasy setting.
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The New Fortnite Mode Will Likely Seem Familiar To Among Us Players
The makers of Fortnite have debuted a limited-time mode called The Spy Within that should make Among Us fans feel right at home.
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Everything We Know About SNK's New Console
Believe it or not, SNK of Neo Geo fame has a new console set to release in 2021. Here's everything we know about SNK's new console.
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The Truth About The First Video Game Ever Played In Space
Whether it's something like the first platformer or first handheld console, gaming has, and always will be, full of exciting "firsts." In the case of one particular game, the feat that it accomplished was out of this world, literally.
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Nintendo Switch Players Can Finally Betray Their Friends In Among Us
Among Us is finally branching out its platforms. At the end of Tuesday's Nintendo Indie World showcase, Nintendo surprised fans by announcing that InnerSloth's hit social deception game is available now on Nintendo Switch.
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Why Fans Are Worried About Metroid Prime 4
A recent tweet from Retro Studios revealed that the company is still in search of a Boss/AI designer for Metroid Prime 4. That, and previous troubles, are why fans are worried about Metroid Prime 4.
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Nintendo Switch Online Is Going Old School
Nintendo Switch Online is taking Nintendo Switch players back to the '90s with its December 2020 selection of games. Nintendo announced this week that Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! will be available soon to all Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
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The Shady Side Of Nintendo
As a company that has been involved with video games since the late 1970s, Nintendo has a long, storied history that could fill several books. As such, the company is liable to have encountered a controversy or two. This is the shady side of Nintendo.
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The Most Cringeworthy Moments In Video Games
Hop into that comfy computer chair, because reliving these gaming moments is going to mean a lot of pushing the keyboard away, wincing, and going, "Eeesh." These are some of the cringiest moments in video games.
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Details In Mario Games You Only Notice As An Adult
The Mushroom Kingdom is pretty complex, and there's a lot going on there that's going to fly over children's heads.
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The Friends Star You Never Knew Was A Part Of The Fallout Universe
Friends and Fallout are both equally venerated in their respective mediums, with the former being one of the most iconic sitcoms of the 90s and the latter standing as one of gaming's most recognizable franchises. And they also share an actor/voice actor in common.
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The Reason Microsoft, Sony, And Nintendo Have Joined Forces
Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo have teamed up for one very important reason: to keep each and every gamer as safe as possible.
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These Were November 2020's Best-Selling Games
November was a busy month for the gaming industry, and now market research company the NPD Group has released its list for the month's best-selling video games. The list covers a variety of released titles and the approximate sales tracked from retailers and digital store sales in the U.S.
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What Nintendo Fans Get Wrong About The NES's Famous Oct. 18, 1985 Release Date
October 18, 1985. It was a historic day in video game history: the launch of the Nintendo Entertainment System. A moment that forever changed the course of the video game industry.
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