Bizarre Things That Almost Ruined Great Games
Thankfully, developers are often able to catch these bugs and save the game, leaving no trace of the error but an interesting behind-the-scenes story.
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The Biggest Differences Between The Uncharted Movie And Video Games
Let's take a look at the biggest differences between the "Uncharted" movie and the acclaimed video games and how they stack up against each other.
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Details You Never Knew About The First 3D MMO
Meridan 59 was a game that did what it could with dial-up internet connections and vector graphics, finding a way to make it all work back in 1996.
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The Unreleased Blizzard MMO That Was A Huge Letdown For The Company
Blizzard has released a number of smash hits, but the unreleased MMO Titan was a huge letdown for the company.
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Which Should You Play: World Of Warcraft Shadowlands Or Classic?
Here's a rundown of what World of Warcraft has to offer, including what's on the way in the upcoming Shadowlands expansion.
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The 38 Best Video Game Cosplay Ideas From The Past Decade
The past decade of cosplay yielded many contest-winning looks, bold creations, and fun takes on classic characters. Here are some of the best.
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Baldur's Gate 3 Review: Dungeons & Dragons & Bonus Action Potions
While nothing matches the energy of sitting around the table with friends, "Baldur's Gate 3" delivers the depth and choice of "D&D" in a massive package.
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What The Kate Bishop DLC Could Mean For The Future Of Marvel's Avengers
while critics have found a lot to like in Kate Bishop's new storyline, a lack of new gameplay and player interest has many concerned about the game's future.
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The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Review: Another Macabre Dance
"The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" isn't a perfect title, but it still effectively presents a game of cat-and-mouse that can be as terrifying as it is exhilarating.
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The Weirdest Controllers Used To Destroy Infamous Game Bosses
It takes a great deal of skill to beat some gaming's meanest bosses -- and even more if you're using pizza or a living fish to do your fighting.
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Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Is No Longer The Best-Reviewed Game Of 2023
"The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" seemed like a shoe-in for game of the year, but a new challenger has arrived.
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Rockstar Leak Reveals GTA 6 Timeline And Unannounced Game
This resume may reveal when "GTA 6" began, as well as the existence of another unannounced sequel.
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Marble It Up! Ultra Review: Keep Rollin', Rollin', Rollin', Rollin'
"Marble It Up! Ultra's" single-player campaign and multiplayer modes provide plenty reason to get friends and family together for some marble-based fun.
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Take-Two Boss Makes GTA 6 Fans All But Certain Of 2024 Release
It sure sounds like the parent company behind "Grand Theft Auto" is expecting a huge 2024.
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Atlas Fallen Review: A Grandiose Action RPG Worth Sand Surfing Into
"Atlas Fallen" reaches for the stars and manages to stand on its own in a crowded genre with its ambitious story scenes and gripping combat.
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Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical Review - Singing Its Praise
"Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical" invites you into a magical world filled with music, strong characters, and a thrilling plot.
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Apex Legends Writer Teases Major Character Deaths
"Apex Legends" has built up quite a roster of characters, but one Legend may soon fall.
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Fluttery Away Review: Simply Wonderful
"Flutter Away" is a fun, colorful adventure through the rainforest that is great for all ages, but a must-play for kids and families.
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Transformers Fans React To Activision Losing Several Classic Games
If it were up to Hasbro, fans would be able to revisit these classic "Transformers" games.
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The Best Games Of July 2023, According To Metacritic
July was a great month to stay out of the heat and fire up some great games. Here are the top choices for the month, judging by Metacritic score.
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Unrelated Games That Pretended To Be Sequels
Not every video game sequel started off as one. Here are some titles that changed in development or were totally passed off as something else.
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Why Armored Core VI: Fires Of Rubicon Is Going To Blow Everyone Away
"Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon" has been a long time coming. Here's why it's going to be a game-changer.
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Red Dead Redemption Fans Go Into A Frenzy, But Not For The Reason You Think
"Red Dead Redemption" fans are used to searching for clues -- and the latest update to Rockstar's website might mean exciting news for the franchise.
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ANVIL Review: A Potential-Filled Adventure
"ANVIL" offers a mix of shooter mechanics, strategic gameplay, and cooperative multiplayer. However, the game still needs some fine-tuning here and there.
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Leaked Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Images May Have A Deeper Meaning
The first artwork for "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3" may have leaked. Here's what fans have learned from it.
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Koa And The Five Pirates Of Mara Review: Rekindling The Spark Of 3D Platformers
"Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara" proudly carries the torch lit by its predecessors, while offering a fresh, simplistic spin on the platforming formula.
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The Barbie Game That Obliterated Doom In The '90s
Forget Barbenheimer. In the 1990s, Barbie managed to dethrone "Doom" in popularity.
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