Things Aren't Looking Good For Destiny 2's Competitive PvP Mode
Things aren't looking good for Destiny 2's competitive PvP mode. Bungie has cancelled the Trials of Osiris game mode until November 27.
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Fans React To Hilarious Apex Legends Glitch
Respawn Entertainment launched Apex Legends Season 7: Ascension on Nov. 4, introducing players to the latest character: an astrophysicist and gravitational expert named Horizon. As players are quickly discovering, she comes with a hilariously unusual glitch.
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How Call Of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War Is Fending Off Stream Snipers
Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War went live today, and streamers have already found some built-in settings that should make their lives and jobs a little bit easier.
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The Dungeons & Dragons PS1 Game You Didn't Get To Play
The PS1 is a treasure trove of hidden gems that have stood the test of time. At one point in time, plans were made to bring over an early 90s Dungeons & Dragons PC title to PS1. That game was the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons themed game, Dark Sun: The Shattered Lands, a turn-based RPG.
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Small Details You Missed In Dr Disrespect's New Map Pictures
While Hi-Rez was clearly impressed by the Doc's design for a Rogue Company map called The Arena, it was unclear when fans could expect to see the new map in action. Now, Hi-Rez may have given fans an idea of how close to reality the map is, as well as how true it remains to Dr Disrespect's vision.
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Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Includes A Special Treat For Anime Fans
If you're an anime fan, you're going to love a sly reference that Ubisoft Montreal put in its new game, Assassin's Creed: Valhalla. In Grantebridgescire, south of the Stour and north of Walden, you meet a warrior named The Walloper — and he's a dead ringer for the title character of One-Punch Man.
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What This New FIFA 21 Feature Could Mean For EA's Future
The threat of regulation may have prompted EA to take a pretty big step with regard to microtransactions in FIFA 21. That game, which released on Oct. 9, is getting a new feature on Nov. 17 targeted at giving players more information about how they play.
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What Another Delay Could Mean For Cyberpunk 2077
Rumors of a fourth crushing delay for Cyberpunk 2077 are flying, and while CD Projekt Red has denied them so far, the latest leak has inspired speculation on what a 2021 launch might mean for the company. If Cyberpunk 2077 misses its most recent release date of Dec. 10, there could be repercussions.
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KFC Just Took A Shot At Cyberpunk 2077
A Twitter post from KFC Gaming showed up with a familiar, ominous caption -- "We have important news to share with you." This "news" comes in the form of a text box which mirrors an incredibly similar tweet from CD Projekt Red's Oct. 27 announcement that Cyberpunk 2077 would be delayed once again.
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The Real Reason Square Enix's Avengers Bombed In Sales
It's not every day you hear the words "Square Enix" and "Avengers" in the same sentence, and when news spread that Square would publish a game based on the world's mightiest heroes, audience excitement burst through the roof. Judging by sales numbers, the result missed the mark by more than a mile.
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False Facts About The Series S You Shouldn't Believe
If you're in the market for a new machine and are thinking about picking up an Xbox Series S, here are some false facts about it you shouldn't believe.
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Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Couldn't Have Designed Cats More Perfectly
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla recently released to critical acclaim. However, the game isn't without its glitches. NPC AI has a tendency to engage in the long-forgotten combat tactic of running around in circles like headless chickens, and not even cats are immune to these problems.
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The Assassin's Creed: Valhalla Launch Surpassed Expectations
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla is out, and it's performing better than anyone could have expected, including its developers. Granted, it's no surprise that the game is a hit, but the fact that it has outperformed Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is definitely turning some heads.
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Things Are Getting Worse For The Series X Launch
It's no secret that the launch of Microsoft's Xbox Series X and Series S, which took place on Tuesday, November 10, didn't go off as smoothly as planned. In fact, things are getting worse for the Series X launch.
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Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate Has A Major Next-Gen Advantage
Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate is uniquely positioned in a way that it could take the lead over competing franchises. While other fighters are currently absent from the PS5 and Series X|S launch, MK11 Ultimate will drop on both consoles less than a week later.
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Destiny 2 May Introduce More Darkness Subclasses
Thanks to a statement made by game director Luke Smith, Stasis may not be the only Darkness subclass players can look forward to in Destiny 2.
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Halo TV Series Secures Original Cortana Voice Actor
The Halo franchise has been a roller coaster of news. Bad news: Halo Infinite has been delayed, and it's partially Craig the Brute's fault. Good news: The Halo live-action TV series was greenlit. Also, Jen Taylor is back in action as Cortana. Jen Taylor has voiced Cortana since the original Halo.
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Outriders Might Be Bad News For Anthem 2.0
People Can Fly's ambitious Outriders, arriving Feb. 2, 2021, looks poised to beat BioWare to the punch with an out of the box experience promising a lot of what Anthem 2.0 hopes to fix.
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Things Are Getting Worse For Apex Legends Season 7
Season 7 of Apex Legends was touting some exciting new features at launch. A new map, a new Legend named Horizon who packed some awesome new abilities, and a new vehicle were all attractive prospects for players to try out. However, some big changes to the Battle Pass have not been quite as pretty.
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Xbox Next-Gen Launch Makes History
The Xbox Series X and Series S finally arrived earlier this week, and critics are very happy with the new consoles. The general consensus seems to be that Microsoft has put out a great console. According to a recent report, the Xbox Series X and Series S may have had Xbox's most successful launch.
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Destiny 2 Players Are Furious Over Beyond Light
A lot of excitement and anticipation surrounded the launch of Destiny 2: Beyond Light. Now, it's looking like all that energy has shifted into frustration and disappointment.
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The Best And Worst Things About The Series X
There are certainly reasons to be excited about potentially picking up an Xbox Series X. There are also a few things that might give you pause, however, or make you decide to pass on the machine altogether.
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Xbox Breaks Its Silence On The Smoking Series X
Xbox has put out another fire. The Xbox Series X had been out for less than a day when videos began surfacing that seemed to show an alarming issue with the new console. Multiple gamers posted clips of their Series X units with smoke pouring from the top. Fans theorized that the videos were a prank.
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How Long Does It Take To Beat Godfall?
Godfall has received praise as a visually and technically competent experience with something of a depth vacuum. However, for some gamers, the question is, how long will that visually and technically competent experience last?
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You Need To Do This ASAP In Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
While you can, will, and should eventually take advantage of all the activities Valhalla has to offer, taking a specific approach or delving into certain locations will provide some long-lasting advantages for your first tenuous steps into the game.
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What Critics Are Saying About Assassin's Creed: Valhalla
After a troubled production that saw the game losing a director and causing an uproar among fans, Assassin's Creed: Valhalla finally arrives Nov. 10. As a next-gen launch title and the latest installment in a beloved franchise, all eyes are on Valhalla. Here's what the critics think of the new game.
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The Legal Battle Between Apple And Epic Is Heating Up
The latest moves in the legal battle between Apple and Epic Games occurred today, further setting up for the breach-of-contract dispute scheduled for May 2021. According to a report from Bloomberg, presiding Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers threw out two of Apple's countersuit claims against Epic Games.
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