Capcom Had A Pretty Great Year In 2019
Capcom has quite a long history in the video game industry. Luckily for fans, it looks like the company is going to sticking around for quite some time.
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Could The Canceled Scalebound Be Brought Back To Life?
PlatinumGames is poised to begin self-publishing this year, starting with a remaster of The Wonderful 101. Could Scalebound eventually make a comeback without Microsoft's help? According to PlatinumGames' Atsushi Inaba, that's up to Microsoft.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Has A Wild Number Of Missions
We may have to wait longer to finally play CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 for ourselves, but at least we know we'll have plenty of content to keep us busy when we do.
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Here's What GTA 5 Looks Like In Full VR
Here's a burning question for you: Why on earth hasn't Grand Theft Auto 5 received some kind of official VR release? It's the kind of game -- with its open world and endless possibilities -- that seems tailor-made for such a move. Fortunately, modders exist to give us what Rockstar won't.
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Blizzard Had A Surprising Response To The Warcraft 3 Backlash
Warcraft 3: Reforged, the "enhanced" remaster of the classic real-time strategy game, was released last week to a less than enthusiastic response. To put it lightly, fans were not happy with this return to the world of Azeroth.
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The Madden Curse Is Officially Broken
There may be a ray of hope for any players who are asked to grace the cover of Madden in the future. As of yesterday's Super Bowl, it appears that the curse may have been lifted at last.
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Blizzard Tried To Cheese This World Of Warcraft Guild And Things Went Awry
Glitchy raid bosses are no stranger to MMOs. Destiny players could tell you many tales of pulled ethernet cords and pushing gods off of ledges. To Bungie's credit, however, it's never tried to intervene mid-raid. World of Warcraft developer Blizzard didn't follow that playbook, however.
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This Switch Exclusive Is Piloting Onto PC
"Exclusive" doesn't really seem to mean "exclusive" these days. Previously, Daemon X Machina was branded as a Switch exclusive, but this big mech adventure will be coming to Steam on Feb. 13. Cancel your Valentine's Day plans folks; you've got a robot to pilot.
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PlatinumGames Just Resurrected The Wonderful 101
This morning PlatinumGames launched a mysterious new website featuring the number "4." What could it mean? New games? New announcements? Now we know for sure that one of these apparent four games that PlatinumGames is working on is The Wonderful 101: Remastered.
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Flashpoint Is Rescuing All Your Old Favorites
Adobe Flash is dying, and with it, hundreds of thousands of old-school Flash games. BlueMaxima is compiling a huge collection of these games so that they won't be lost, effectively preserving gaming history, before Flash blinks out of existence on December 31, 2020.
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Temtem Has Some Serious Problems
Temtem, the first of what is sure to be an avalanche of Pokemon-inspired games, has some serious issues. Cheaters have made a home in the new title; now the developer behind it is fighting back with bans.
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The Future Of The Sims Could Come From The Past
Here's what we know about The Sims 5: it's happening. As the franchise nears its 20 year anniversary, the head honchos at EA have more or less officially confirmed that devs are brainstorming about what will follow The Sims 4.
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Mortal Kombat 11 Concept Art Reveals Cut Joker Skins
The original Mortal Kombat 11 Joker design was bad. Thankfully, NetherRealm Studios listened to fans and gave the character the makeover that he desperately needed. Now, with there being plenty of speculation regarding future skins for Joker, we have a peek behind the scenes at what could've been.
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The Modern Google Stadia Looks Much Better Next To This '90s Version
What would Stadia have looked like in the 1990s; back when broadband wasn't as broad and streaming wasn't huge? A new video tries to imagine this very thing.
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This Cult Classic Platformer Is Coming To The Switch
Back in August 2019, the Australian-based Krome Studios launched a Kickstarter to bring their cult classic platformer Ty the Tasmanian Tiger to the Nintendo Switch. The Kickstarter was a rousing success, and now we have an official date for Ty's return.
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Could Cyberpunk 2077 On Switch Actually Happen?
Cyberpunk 2077 couldn't possibly work on Nintendo Switch, right? It's an action-RPG from CD Projekt Red. It's set in a huge world. That same description could apply to The Witcher 3, though, and that game somehow made it onto Nintendo's little hybrid. Perhaps hope isn't lost yet.
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Modder Makes Dark Souls 2 Look Brand New
A modder who goes by the handle Stayd is aiming to make Dark Souls 2 look better than ever before. Stayd has posted screenshots of the mod in progress to their Twitter account, and the results are intriguing to say the least.
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SingStar Is Dead, But Not Forgotten
Karaoke fans are mourning the loss of one of the best karaoke games out there, as Sony officially shut down support for SingStar on the final day of January.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Will Be Limited In A Big Way
Nintendo got everyone excited about Animal Crossing: New Horizons by showing off a custom Switch... then drizzled on everyone's parades by confirming there will only be one island per Switch.
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Here's The Craziest Way To Play Death Stranding
While pretty odd to begin with, YouTuber Allen Pan decided Death Stranding needed to be even weirder. Pan has a degree in electrical engineering and combined his mechanical know-how with an old treadmill and an off-brand PlayStation 4 controller for intense results.
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Is Discord Breaking Up With Gaming?
Though created with gaming in mind, Discord, the popular voice and text chat app, appears to be moving in a new direction.
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Samsung Is 'Pushing' For This Xbox Series X Feature
Ultrawide gaming is easily better than playing on a standard widescreen display, and for years, those on PC have kept this luxury all to themselves. Samsung is looking to change that, presumably starting with the Xbox Series X.
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Microsoft Wants You To Hunt Bugs For Cash
Microsoft is giving gamers the opportunity to become bounty hunters from the safety of their own couches. To ensure the safety of Xbox Live, Microsoft is offering cash rewards for code savvy gamers who discover vulnerabilities in the service.
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Cloud's New FF7 Makeover Has The Internet Going Crazy
There's a new Final Fantasy 7 Remake trailer out and it has fans more excited than ever before. It's chock full of characters, content, and even a few new surprises. What has the internet in a collective tizzy, though, is the fact that we get to see crossdressing Cloud.
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Why We're Hyped About The Secret Mythical Pokemon
Are you ready for Pokemon Day? On Feb. 27, The Pokemon Company will be celebrating the franchise's 24th anniversary with the reveal of a new mythical Pokemon.
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The Last Of Us Part 2 Gets A Retro Fan Remake In Dreams
While The Last of Us Part 2 has been delayed until May, the hype surrounding it has not died down one bit. Now one fan has taken it upon himself to show us what the sequel would have looked like back in the day.
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EA's Microtransactions Made An Absurd Amount Of Money
If you're like most people, you probably aren't a huge fan of microtransactions. That sentiment -- though widely shared -- doesn't seem to have an impact on their effectiveness, though. Gamers keep plunking down dough for skins, emotes, and card packs. And EA is making some serious bank as a result.
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