The Truth About Prince Of Persia's Comeback
It's been a decade since the release of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, and now Ubisoft has decided it's time for our prince to return -- just not in the way we expected.
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Beware This Nasty Pokemon Sword And Shield Surprise
Usually, the worst thing to come out of a Surprise Trade in Pokemon Sword and Shield is a Pokemon you don't want. (Seriously guys, stop sending over level three Chewtles.) Now, however, players are getting a nasty surprise via Surprise Trades: a bug that crashes the game.
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Microsoft's Project xCloud Comes To A Brand New Platform
Project xCloud is still rolling along in "public preview," though it's only been available on Android devices up to this point. That changed today, as Microsoft officially announced a "limited" xCloud test period for iPhones and iPads.
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Need For Speed Development Is Doing A U-Turn
Swedish developer Ghost Games is going ghost... kind of. The studio had the honor of producing the Need for Speed franchise since 2013, but now EA is putting production back into the hands of the franchise's original developer, Criterion Games.
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Resident Evil Resistance Adds Two Surprising Villains
The Mastermind will play a rather antagonistic role in Resident Evil Resistance. Now, thanks to a new post on the PlayStation Blog, we can add two new faces to the carnage being unleashed in Resistance.
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Stardew Valley Fans Have Two New Reasons To Get Hyped
Stardew Valley is just about as complete as it can be after the "Everything Update" that developer Eric Barone released late last year. The massive patch made the end-game go a little bit further, but Barone wants to take things to the next level.
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Twitter Is In Love With Pokemon Home's Grand Oak
Pokemon Home, which allows players to trade their Pokemon easily between various installments in the franchise, has been hyped up for quite some time. However, nobody could have prepared for the latest and greatest addition to the Pokemon canon: Grand Oak.
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Activision Blizzard Just Stopped Customers From Playing Its Games
Let's say you don't have a gaming PC, but you want to play Overwatch. You discover you can subscribe to GeForce Now -- a new streaming service from Nvidia -- and pay Activision Blizzard $20 for a copy of the game. That all seems kosher, right? Not to Activision Blizzard, apparently.
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Destiny 2 Jinxed Itself And Fans Are Furious
Destiny 2 patches have earned a reputation for doing more harm than good. This vicious cycle continued when the words of a well-meaning community manager seemed to jinx the latest hotfix.
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The Most Overpowered Video Game Characters Of All Time
Some video games feature average folks, the kind of heroes you'd normally find fixing your sink. And yet, these normal Joes and Janes become champions. Alternatively, sometimes games start with a powerful hero, then ratchet things up. Here are the most over-powered video game characters of all time.
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Why Won't Rockstar Release Grand Theft Auto 6?
Don't hold your breath waiting for the next entry in Rockstar Games' open-world crime simulator...because you'll pass out
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When Nintendo Apologized To Gamers
From innocent mistakes, to tactical errors, to bizarro business decisions, here are some of the most noteworthy Nintendo missteps that earned an apology.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare's Latest Update Is Way Too Big
When it comes to game updates, how big is too big? Call of Duty: Modern Warfare might have just answered that question. The game's Season 2 update is now live, and hard drives everywhere are starting to buckle under its enormous size. It might be one of the largest updates we've ever seen.
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Secrets The Gaming Industry Doesn't Want You To Know
The gaming industry would probably rather you not know about these secrets. But just like a good cheat code, nothing stays hidden for long.
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The Biggest Plot Holes In GTA 5
There are some things in Grand Theft Auto 5 that just plain don't make sense. A few story beats feel a little unclear, while some moments in the game seem to skip over major things, like character motivations, just to get to the next set piece. Let's take a look at a few of these plot holes.
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The Division 2 Now Costs Less Than A Coffee
The Division 2 was priced at a full $59.99 when it released last year, and -- according to critics -- was a pretty solid title. Game Informer gave it a 9. GameSpot also gave it a 9. It stands to reason, then, that The Division 2 would still carry a premium price tag. Not so much.
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The Latest Borderlands 3 Event Is For Lovers
Put down those chocolate hearts and pick up an incendiary rifle. A new Broken Hearts Day event will launch as part of Borderlands 3's upcoming Valentine's Day patch.
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The Last Of Us Part 2 Will Finally Be Playable At This Event
It's been a long road for fans of The Last of Us. With The Last of Us Part 2's release date of May 29, 2020 growing closer and closer, anticipation is at a fever pitch. Now, we finally know when some lucky fans will be able to finally play The Last of Us Part 2 for themselves.
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Sony's Latest PlayStation Patent Might Make Some People Angry
Could Sony look to sell more microtransactions in the next generation? The company hasn't really been known to milk consumers in the way that an EA or an Activision might, but the publication of a new PlayStation patent raises serious questions.
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Boss Fights That Are Practically Impossible In Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order has come and gone, and while the game was mostly enjoyable -- and a fitting tribute to the Star Wars universe -- there were a few things we could get nitpicky about. The big one? The bosses.
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The Dead Cells Prisoner's Edition Bundle Is A Fan's Dream
The Dead Cells: Prisoner's Edition Bundle has just been announced by Motion Twin. If the trailer is any indication, the Prisoner's Edition is looking like the stuff that a rabid fan's dreams are made from. In addition to the base game and the Bad Seed DLC, it comes with all kinds of other goodies
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Nintendo Wants Your Airport To Become A Little More Fun
It's no secret that the Nintendo Switch makes traveling a little more bearable. Nintendo is ready to take things a step further, though, by ensuring more people get their hands on a Switch while traveling through select U.S. airports.
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Arthur Morgan Would Make A Terrible Friend
Hitch up your horse, kick off your cowboy boots, and take a seat next to the campfire. Here are a dozen reasons why Arthur Morgan would be a terrible friend.
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Sony Reveals What It Paid To Buy Spider-Man Developer Insomniac
The PlayStation brand is well known for hosting highly polished, big-budget exclusives like Uncharted and Horizon Zero Dawn. In Fall 2018, Insomniac's Spider-Man joined that lineup, and quickly prompted Sony to buy the studio outright. Now we have a sense of just how much Sony paid.
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Pokemon's Professor Oak Is Going On His Own Adventure
For years, Professor Oak has been one of the most famous and lauded Pokemon researchers... but he was a trainer once, too. Soon he'll be reliving the good old days of battling Pokemon
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Animal Crossing DLC Continues The Outrage
Pokemon fans were shocked (and some were outraged) when Nintendo announced that Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield would be getting two new areas via DLC. If this rumor about Animal Crossing: New Horizons is true, it seems that Nintendo appears to be all about DLCs now.
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Anthem Sacrifices The Short Term To Save Its Future
Remember Anthem? Sometimes we've wondered if Bioware would rather us forget about its failed shooter. The game was a flop that made fans worried about the future of the studio -- it was that bad. Despite this, Bioware has remained dedicated to Anthem, and now plans to revamp the game wholly.
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