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  • The Witcher 3

    CD Projekt Becomes 2nd Largest European Game Company

    CD Projekt, the Polish video game developer and publisher, has just added another accomplishment to its long list. According to a new report, the parent company of Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher developers CD Projekt Red has been recognized as the second most valuable European video game company.

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • Sonic the Hedgehog

    The Real Reason Knuckles Wasn't In The Sonic The Hedgehog Movie

    Sonic and Knuckles go together like peanut butter and jelly. Since the red echidna's debut in Sonic the Hedgehog 3, Knuckles has had quite an evolution as a character. From enemy to begrudging ally to anti-hero and finally to genuine friend, why was Knuckles left out of the Sonic the Hedgehog film?

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • Rockstar Games

    GTA 6 Fans Are Reaching For Any And All Signs

    Fans of the Grand Theft Auto series just can't stop speculating. The hunger for GTA 6 is real. It should be no surprise, then, that recent updates to Rockstar's website have gotten the old gears turning in the heads of anxious fans. Folks are poring over every detail of this picture of a robot.

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  • Hideo Kojima

    The Real Reason Hideo Kojima Is Getting BAFTA's Biggest Award

    Hideo Kojima is the celebrated creator behind such massively successful games as the Metal Gear Solid series and Death Stranding. Though he's long been a celebrated member of the gaming industry, he has only now been awarded the highest honor from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.

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  • Red Dead Redemption 2

    The Weird Trick Red Dead Players Are Using To Avoid Fall Damage

    In case you were wondering whether or not Red Dead Redemption players could get any more dastardly and ingenious, allow us to introduce you to the latest loophole discovered in the game's coding. vomit roping is the ideal way to survive a fall, as long as you're not the squeamish kind of player

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  • Resident Evil 3

    The One Thing Resident Evil 3 Remake Can't Get Wrong

    Since the new game's official announcement, many of our major worries regarding the RE 3 remake have been addressed. However, there's one thing that still seems to be a bit up in the air with RE3, and it's a doozy: how exactly will the unstoppable bioweapon known as Nemesis be portrayed in the game?

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • Doom Eternal/Animal Crossing: New Horizons

    The Truth About That Doom And Animal Crossing Crossover

    If you've been on the internet in the last few weeks (and we know you have), you may have noticed an interesting trend in video game memes. Namely, there seem to be a bizarre number of mash-ups between two upcoming titles: Doom Eternal and Animal Crossing: New Horizons. And it's super wholesome.

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • DualShock 4

    New PS5 Controller Wants To Use Your Sweat

    While we wait for any new PlayStation 5 announcements, a new patent has just been filed by Sony that may show some interesting new features for the PlayStation 5's controller. We now know much more about what the company may have in store for us when the PlayStation 5 makes its debut.

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  • Apex Legends

    Apex Legends' Revenant Is Causing An Uproar

    As part of the launch of Season 4 of battle royale game Apex Legends, Respawn Entertainment recently added a brand new character to the arena, Revenant. Many players have reported bugs with the character that make him take an insane amount of damage while another makes Revenant impossible to see.

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  • Red Dead Redemption 2

    Everyone's Confused By This Red Dead Redemption 2 NPC

    When NPCs attack, it can be an overwhelming situation. In a game like Red Dead Redemption 2, where your reputation will follow you and influence how people react towards you, it can sometimes be difficult to contain a violent situation. Sometimes you will have absolutely no say in the matter.

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  • Star Wars: Battlefront 2

    EA Reportedly Cancelled A Star Wars: Battlefront Spinoff

    Although there have been plenty of Star Wars games over the years, there have been several that haven't been finished for one reason or another. In fact, according to a report from Kotaku's Jason Schrier, we just narrowly missed out on a third Star Wars: Battlefront title. The project was canceled.

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • Thrown Hand

    The Exciting Truth Behind This VR Proof Of Concept

    Back in December, Oculus introduced a new experimental feature to the Oculus Quest: hand tracking. Taking the creation of new controller-less VR games into his own hands. Daniel Beauchamp, Shopify's Head of VR and AR, created a few fun proof of concept titles to take advantage of hand tracking.

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  • Xbox Series X

    New Xbox Rumor Is Music To Our Ears

    While we are still waiting for confirmation regarding the pricing and release date for the Xbox Series X, a recent announcement may be a ringing endorsement of the sound quality we can expect from the console's titles. One GDC 2020 panel in particular sounds rather enticing for Xbox fans.

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  • dungeons and dragons

    D&D Fans Have 'Seven Or Eight' Reasons To Get Hyped

    Dungeons and Dragons has made a return to tabletops everywhere, friends gathering to create characters and set out together on perilous adventures. In the coming years, fans of D&D will be able to enjoy "seven or eight" video games officially based on the best-selling tabletop franchise.

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  • Fallout 4: Dreams Edition

    Fallout 4 Gets The Dreams Treatment

    Media Molecule's game creation engine Dreams has only been available to the general public for a week, but we've already seen some incredible works springing from the game. The latest feat pulled off within Dreams is a stunning remake of the early parts of Fallout 4. The recreation is astonishing.

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  • Grand Theft Auto 4

    The Truth About GTA 4's Return To Steam

    Grand Theft Auto 4 was removed from Steam a short time ago. We'll explain why this happened, how the game will change upon its return, and why all of this is bad news for those who want their purchases to live on forever.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • Resident Evil 3 (2020)

    We Finally See How Resident Evil 3's Nemesis Was Created

    In the Resident Evil series, Nemesis will be scary forever. Capcom is clearly betting on that, since so much of the marketing for the upcoming Resident Evil 3 remake has been based around the titanic bioweapon. The official Resident Evil Twitter account shared some intriguing concept art of Nemesis.

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  • Grand Theft Auto 5

    The Truth About The GTA 5 VR Mod

    Earlier this month marked the release of the R.E.A.L. mod for Grand Theft Auto 5, which finally seemed like the perfect opportunity to see what GTA 5 would truly look like in virtual reality. It certainly seemed like a game-changer. However, the presentation isn't entirely perfect.

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  • Grand Theft Auto: Vice City

    Rockstar Dev Adds More Fuel To The GTA 6 Fire

    Could the Grand Theft Auto series possibly be making a return to the mean streets of Vice City? That seems to be the direction being hinted at by one of the classic game's designers. Stephen Bliss, a former artist for Rockstar Games, posted artwork very reminiscent of Grand Theft Auto: Vice City.

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  • remedy

    Remedy Has A Secret Project In The Works

    Remedy isn't content to rest on its laurels, even after the fantastically far-out Control cleaned up this awards season. Instead, the studio is hard at work on expansive DLC for Control alongside not one, not two, but three whole games; one of which is an apparently well-kept secret.

    By Daley Wilhelm Read More
  • untitled goose game

    Untitled Goose Game Gets The Recognition It Deserves

    Celebratory honks are in order for indie developer House House. Its Untitled Goose Game stole the hearts of players (among other things) everywhere. Last night, the game was honored over and over again at the DICE Awards, leaving with three awards -- including the coveted title of Game of the Year.

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  • Red Dead Redemption 2

    Even Dutch's Mom Played Red Dead Redemption 2

    At 75 years of age, Jessica Hoffman Davis -- the mother of Dutch voice actor Byron Benjamin Davis -- played through the entirety of Red Dead Redemption 2. Not only that, she wrote a gigantic essay to describe how she felt about the experience.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • baby yoda

    Baby Yoda Makes His Star Wars Game Debut

    At long last: the adorable, overpowered character we all love has come to Star Wars: Battlefront 2. (And no, we're not talking about BB-8.) Baby Yoda, the undeniable star of Disney+'s The Mandalorian, has been modded into the game thanks to the efforts of a modder called Nanobuds.

    By Daley Wilhelm Read More
  • Devil May Cry 5

    The Devil May Cry Series Passes A Major Milestone

    Capcom has recently updated its list of Platinum Titles, reflecting the company's sales as of the end of last year. Platinum games are those that have sold over one million copies since their release. One of the latest games to join the Platinum Titles list is 2019's Devil May Cry 5.

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  • Geoff Keighley

    The Real Reason Geoff Keighley Isn't Attending E3

    E3 2020 might look and feel a lot different from previous years. Geoff Keighley, video game journalist and longtime presenter/host at E3 events, has announced that he will not be participating in this year's conference.

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • BioShock Infinite

    This Epic Concept Was Cut From BioShock Infinite

    BioShock Infinite quite literally opened up the universe of the BioShock series in more ways than one. We learned more about the concept of Tears,for instance, which were holes in the fabric of reality. It seems Infinite had more plans for tears in the game; unfortunately, they didn't make the cut.

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  • Tim Sweeney

    Epic Games CEO Clarifies Controversial Statement On Politics

    When it comes to making controversial remarks, Epic Games' Tim Sweeney is no rookie. Yes, the subject matter of Sweeney's remarks can sometimes dip way out of the mainstream. But there are some instances where Sweeney's words hit on topics everyone is generally familiar with.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • need for speed

    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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  • Stardew Valley

    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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  • Earthworm Jim

    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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  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

    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.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • The Division 2

    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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  • anthem

    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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  • Alien: Isolation

    The Insane Alien FPS That Never Was

    Considering how many bad games have been made over the years, it's always a bummer to hear about something that sounds awesome but was canned before we could play it. You can probably add Boss Key Productions' unmade Alien game to that list.

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  • cs:go

    How Valve Is Muzzling Toxic Gamers In CS:GO

    Toxic gamers can be a real hassle for those of use who just want to play a few drama-free rounds of Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Valve has taken notice of this issue, and is implementing a new strategy to block out the haters.

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  • Resident Evil

    Resident Evil Is Getting A Netflix Adaptation

    It appears fans of Resident Evil will soon have a new way to experience Capcom's iconic horror series. Following Resident Evil 2 Remake's breakout success, the franchise will reportedly be making its way to the small screen, according to a leak found on the Netflix website.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • minecraft

    Minecraft's Upcoming Nether Update Is Delightfully Creepy

    Though Minecraft released over a decade ago, the sandbox game has remained popular thanks to fresh content and the advent of streaming events like "Minecraft Mondays." The next update will add further fuel to the fire with a long overdue makeover for the dark recesses of the Nether.

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  • Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

    Call Of Duty Helped Itself By Axing Loot Boxes

    Call of Duty players have had serious beef with the franchise's use of loot boxes these past few years. This year, however, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare ditched the loot boxes to try a different approach.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • Spawn

    How Mortal Kombat 11's Spawn Should Really Look

    Comic book legend. Movie star. Video game character. It seems Spawn has done it all, and now he's set to add to his gaming resume with an appearance in Mortal Kombat 11. It looks like he'll be showing up with his classic look. Still, we can't help but daydream about other takes we'd love to see.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • ubisoft

    Ubisoft's Plans For The Next Generation

    Despite the delays and disappointments as of late, Ubisoft has some good news for us today. Ubisoft has big plans for not only this year and the next, but the next generation of consoles, too. We're talking not one, not two, but five triple-A titles poised to release in the next year and a half.

    By Daley Wilhelm Read More
  • Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle

    This New Bundle Will Have You In Beat-Em-Up Heaven

    Fans of old-school beat-'em-ups can rejoice. Arc System Works has announced Double Dragon & Kunio-kun Retro Brawler Bundle, which will bring 18 classic arcade and console games to the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

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  • Final Fantasy 7 Remake

    Final Fantasy 7 Remake's Delay Comes With Even More Bad News

    You might have heard by now that Final Fantasy 7 Remake has been delayed. It's not a drastic release date change by any stretch -- it's now coming a month later -- but fans of the series are still down in the dumps about it. Unfortunately, that's not all the bad news related to the delay.

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  • Rod Fergusson

    Another Key Xbox Figure Is Heading To Blizzard

    Rod Fergusson -- who served as the head of The Coalition -- saw his name in the credits of just about every Gears of War title since the series began. He announced last night he is departing Microsoft to lead the Diablo team at Blizzard.

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  • Cliff Bleszinski

    Cliff Bleszinski Says This Is Why His Games Failed

    Cliff Bleszinski -- better known to some as CliffyB -- has historically been one of the most outspoken voices in gaming. As the game designer behind the ravingly successful Gears of War franchise, he was lauded as an enviable success story... until his games started flopping hard. What happened?

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  • fortnite

    This DC Darling Is Coming To Fortnite

    There's a fan favorite DC character coming to Fortnite, and it's not Batman this time. Rather, Epic Games has been teasing a team up with the upcoming Birds of Prey movie.

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  • Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor's Edge

    Why Team Ninja Might Make Another Ninja Gaiden

    The Ninja Gaiden series hasn't seen a new installment since 2014's critically-panned Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z. Still, fans of the series may be excited to know that Team Ninja, the developer that handles the Ninja Gaiden series, wants to take another crack at the adventures of Ryu Hyabusa.

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  • Google Stadia

    Google Stadia Boss Finally Delivers Some Good News

    Google Stadia has been on a bumpy ride, thus far, as the service has been somewhat pricey for the curious and hasn't delivered promised features to paying customers. It looks like things could be on their way to smoothing out, though, thanks to some news shared by Stadia head Phil Harrison.

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  • Moving Out

    The Next Big Couch Co-Op Game Is About Moving Furniture

    Developer Team 17 has seen fit to gamify what would otherwise be a tedious chore. First the studio turned cooking into a chaotic, charmingly cooperative mad dash in Overcooked. Now it's brought the same kooky antics to its newest title, Moving Out.

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  • Fallout 76: Wastelanders

    Fallout 76: Wastelanders Trailer Teases Long-Awaited Feature

    Fallout 76 has had a bit of a checkered history since its release, to put it mildly. The game launched in a state that was extremely displeasing to fans of the franchise. Perhaps the strangest thing of all was the game's total lack of NPCs. That's where the latest update to Fallout 76 comes in.

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  • Scalebound

    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.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • Grand Theft Auto 5 VR

    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.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • Madden NFL 20

    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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  • the wonderful 101 remaster

    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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  • temtem

    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 sims 5

    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

    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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  • Dark Souls 2 (Stayd mod)

    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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  • death stranding

    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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News (35)

  • Xbox Series X

    What Those Confirmed Xbox Specs Really Mean

    We're nearly two months into the new year, and as far as the next-gen console watch is concerned, we know very little about one machine and a whole lot about the other. Here are the confirmed specs for the Xbox Series X thus far.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • Xbox One

    Xbox One Finally Catches Up To The 360

    When Microsoft's Xbox One arrived back in late 2013, it came with some strange new additions, yet also omitted a few features from the Xbox 360. One of those cut features is now making a comeback on Microsoft's current-gen machine.

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  • Dreams

    Could Dreams Be Coming To The PS5?

    Dreams just released in the later part of the PlayStation 4's life cycle and is already developing quite a massive fan base. The question now seems to be this: can we expect to see the Dreams on the PlayStation 5?

    By Nathan Simmons Read More
  • Marvel's Spider-Man

    Spider-Man's Superpowers Don't Include Basketball

    Marvel's Spider-Man is a pretty incredible game. It manages to tell an epic story of good vs. evil that incorporates many of Spider-Man's greatest foes and a heaping helping of pathos. But you know what? It would be pretty dope if you could play a game of basketball in it.

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  • pokemon sword and shield

    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.

    By Daley Wilhelm Read More
  • Pokemon Home

    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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  • Overwatch

    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.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • The Last of Us Part 2

    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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  • Dead Cells

    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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  • Spider-Man

    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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  • animal crossing new horizons

    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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  • Sonic the Hedgehog 2

    Sonic 2 And Puyo Puyo 2 Come To Switch With Awesome Upgrades

    Last month saw the release of Fantasy Zone and the original Shinobi for the Nintendo Switch. As with Sega Ages' other ports, those two games featured some neat upgrades from the original versions. Now we know when to expect the next two revamped classics from the series.

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  • pokemon sword and shield

    Sword And Shield Are Getting A Huge New Gigantamax Pokemon

    Feb. 27 will mark the Pokemon franchise's 24th anniversary. To celebrate, Game Freak is releasing a flow of goodies to keep fans preoccupied for the whole month, starting with the addition of a new Gigantamax form for one of the stars of Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield: Toxtricity.

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  • Zombie Army 4

    This Game Uses The DualShock 4 In A Really Scary Way

    At least one game is making interesting use of the DualShock 4's speaker, which is another under-the-radar feature of the gamepad. But look out -- that game is doing so in a way that might have you diving into the nearest closet.

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  • Xbox Series X

    Xbox Series X Rumors Point To An Interesting New Feature

    Video games are enormous these days, and as resolutions increase and texture files become larger, our games will take up more and more space. How will we add more space, especially now that games plan to put a premium on fast load times via SSD? Microsoft may have an idea.

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  • Saints Row 4: Re-Elected

    Saints Row 4 Gets Its Final Port

    Today, publisher Deep Silver announced that 2013's Saints Row 4: Re-Elected is coming to the Nintendo Switch on March 27. This bonkers action game casts players as the President of the United States, who takes the responsibility of saving the entire world into his own hands.

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  • Nvidia GeForce Now

    Nvidia's Streaming Service Just Undercut Stadia In A Big Way

    It appears there may be a new game streaming sheriff in town. After months of watching Google try its hand at on-demand gaming with Stadia, Nvidia's GeForce Now service has officially come out of beta -- and it already has some key perks that Google's offering can't quite match.

    By Shawn Farner Read More
  • daemon x machina

    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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  • flashpoint

    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.

    By Daley Wilhelm Read More
  • Ty the Tasmanian Tiger

    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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  • Cyberpunk 2077

    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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