More Features On The Way For The Epic Games Store
We now have a better sense of what's ahead for the Epic Games Store, thanks to a roadmap for the marketplace that the company is hosting on, believe it or not, a Trello board.
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Video Game Characters Who Would Be Totally Inappropriate Today
You can't move forward without looking back, and questionable design decisions haven't just gone away overnight. So it's worth it to take a look at a few character decisions that absolutely, positively deserve to stay in the past, where they belong.
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Gearbox Drops A Borderlands 2 Tease Ahead Of PAX East
We're already pretty darn sure that Gearbox plans to announce Borderlands 3 at the upcoming PAX East conference. Now a tweet from Gearbox is hinting that something related to Borderlands 2 could show up, as well.
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Lady Gaga Could Have A Role In Cyberpunk 2077
Here's something you probably didn't expect to read today. French website ActuGaming is reporting that Lady Gaga, easily one of the world's biggest pop stars, has been seen at CD Projekt Red, and actually participated in a motion capture session for the studio behind the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077.
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Battlefield 5's Firestorm Mode Arrives March 25
The battle royale genre is about to get a little more crowded. A new trailer for Battlefield 5 has given us a look at the game's Firestorm battle royale mode, and also clued us in on when exactly we'll see it.
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Things In Resident Evil That Made Us Want To Rage Quit
You've likely found something memorable about the Resident Evil games that also annoys you. However, this isn't about those features that provided minor annoyance. This is about those things that made you want to break controllers, game discs, and genuinely rage quit the series forever.
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What Diehard Fans Don't Even Know About GTA
The unexpected is around every corner, because the people at Rockstar are just as, if not more, creative than the game's players. They're the real diehard GTA fans, if the effort to put these tiny details into the map is anything to go by.
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Sony Reportedly In Talks To Buy Take-Two Interactive
Could Sony potentially acquire Take-Two Interactive, the makers of Grand Theft Auto and Red Dead Redemption? That's the news coming from MarketWatch, mentioned almost as an aside in a report published on the website this afternoon.
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Microsoft's New Xbox One App Lets You Stream PC Games, Sort Of
The Xbox One can already do a lot of things. It can play games. It can play 4K Blu-Ray movies. It can even act as your Spotify hub or your YouTube TV box. And now, finally, your Xbox One can stream games from your PC, giving you a way to experience your PC titles on a much larger screen.
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The Bad Guys Win In These Video Games
Most everyone loves a happy ending where the hero conquers evil, saves the world, and things are made right again. But just like in life, that doesn't always happen in video games. Sometimes the villain is the one who ends up winning despite all of the best efforts of your player character.
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Halo: The Master Chief Collection Confirmed For PC, Adds Halo: Reach
It's real, ladies and gentlemen. Microsoft confirmed on its Inside Xbox live stream today that Halo: The Master Chief Collection is, indeed, coming to PC. And to make things even better, Halo: Reach is being added to Halo: MCC on both PC and Xbox One.
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Minecraft Is Coming To Xbox Game Pass On April 4
It was always rather baffling that Minecraft -- a huge Microsoft-owned title -- was not part of the company's Xbox Game Pass service. Microsoft apparently felt the same way, because the company announced today that the popular sandbox title is coming to Xbox Game Pass on April 4.
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What Is One Leaves For Xbox One?
Free games aren't exactly an unusual thing, but free games that don't contain any kind of microtransactions? Those are. A zero-dollar game called One Leaves just appeared on the Xbox One's store today, and players have been desperately trying to figure out just what the heck it is.
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Kid Icarus, StarTropics Hit Nintendo Switch Online
Two new NES games are now available through Nintendo Switch Online, and according to Nintendo Life, they've arrived a day earlier than expected. Starting today, you can now play Kid Icarus and StarTropics, along with SP versions of Kirby's Adventure and Zelda 2: The Adventures of Link.
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The Entire Metal Gear Timeline Explained
The confusing release timeline doesn't even compare to how wildly baffling some of the plot twists are. So we've compiled a quick timeline of the Metal Gear series to help you navigate through Kojima's wild ride.
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12 Things Apex Legends Players Can't Stand
Even with a game as amazing as Apex Legends, there are things that could use perfecting. While the battle royale game Apex Legends is still relatively new, players have already managed to see some patterns with stereotypical teammates.
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Control, The Next Game By Remedy, Is Coming This Summer
We've seen plenty of Control thanks to Game Informer's ongoing March coverage of the game, and now we have a specific release window for Remedy's next title. According to the outlet's Elise Favis, we can expect to see Control sometime this summer, though no specific date has been announced just yet.
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It Really Looks Like Halo: The Master Chief Collection Is Coming To PC
Evidence is mounting that Halo: The Master Chief Collection could soon find a new home on PC, giving that platform access to three Halo titles that, up to this point, have been exclusive to Xbox.
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This Might Be What Google's Game Controller Looks Like
A potential design for a Google-made game controller is public after a patent filing by the company. And thanks to an artist's rendering, we now have a better idea of what that controller might look like.
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The Entire Metroid Timeline Explained
Metroid lore is just as twisty and complicated as any of Zebes' underground mazes, so follow our guide closely.
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Games You Need To Play Before You Die
From 16-bit retro platforming masterpieces to 3D RPG epics, here's a list of games you absolutely need to play before you die. Whether you're into dark explorations of the unknown or lighthearted romps through wild and crazy wonderlands, this list has something for you.
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PlayStation Flash Sale Features Discounts On Black Ops 4, Hitman 2
The Official PlayStation Blog is reporting that a new Flash Sale is live on the PlayStation Store, and after taking a look, we've found a few nice discounts you might want to take advantage of.
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Great Single-Player Games With Terrible Multiplayer Modes
There are some frustrating instances of a truly great single-player game attempting to include a multiplayer mode and creating something inexplicably awful. Going through this list is a lot like watching those videos of somebody cutting a sandwich wrong. They were just so close to getting it right.
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Destiny 2's Xur Now Sells Items You Might Actually Want
If you're a Destiny 2 player and you don't obsessively follow the game's blog or patch notes, you're in for the shock of your life today. Xur, the exotic gear vendor who's been visiting Guardians since the early days of the first Destiny, now has items you might actually consider purchasing.
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Embarrassing Things You've Done In GTA Games That You'd Never Admit To Friends
Whether you get a bit too confident in your ability to do parkour or your questionable driving skills get everyone killed, it's clear overconfidence is the downfall of many a GTA player. Here are some of the most embarrassing things you've probably done in a GTA game.
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Nintendo Offers Switch, Mario Game Discounts For Mario Day
Rare Nintendo discounts are incoming, and it's all thanks to Mario Day. The Nintendo-created holiday takes place on March 10, and according to Twinfinite, you'll be able to save on the Nintendo Switch and several Switch games that bear the iconic plumber's name.
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The Entire Arkham Timeline Explained
Batman has been a central figure in the DC Universe since before there was a DC Universe. In the realm of video games, the Dark Knight starred in four major console releases in recent memory, with a handheld spin-off game to boot. Join us as we recount the tale of the Arkham series.
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