On November 2, we regular folks will get our first crack at the character, but anyone attending EVO France will get to play with him first. The game is on sale right now, and if you're still not ...

DMZ takes places on the large-scale map called Hajin, which is being utilized for both DMZ and Warzone. You’ll begin each deployment into DMZ at your Forward Operating Base (FOB), where you can manage ...

Pricing will be $1,279 and $1,499 respectively, which is similar to the Meta VR Glasses and there will be two sizes of frames for you to choose from. Orders will be limited to the US, Canada, Japan, ...

Tetris Effect: Mixed Realities was announced at the Meta Connect. It's stated as a reinvention of Tetris Effect, but uses mixed reality and hand controls. It apparently will transform your entire room ...

Mojang (fun fact: in Sweeden it's pronounced "Moyang" with a soft j even though a lot of folks on this side of the pond like to give it a hard j) just wrapped up Minecraft LIVE and there is a ton of ...

When this game was first announced, we all reacted the same. Arc System Works got the Marvel license to make a Marvel tag fighting game, and we watched with eyes wide open. We discussed it online and ...

The folks at developer Invisible Walls have stealth launched the 1.0 version of slapstick party brawler, Neighbors: Suburban Warfare, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S, with cross play ...

Note: This review is for the main campaign of Gears of War: E-Day only. Multiplayer Versus and Horde mode were not available during the review period. Gears of War has been one of my favorite series ...

Every time I fire up Splintered Fate, I just cannot get into it. We don't need to talk about the review, or my opinion on the game. We're here to celebrate. Super Evil Mega Corp just announced that ...

When Gaming Nexus’ code for Control arrived, I wasn’t sure I wanted to jump right back into another action/button smasher. If I played Control with the default settings, I would likely knock myself ...

As a child of the 90s, I cut my teeth on city builders and management games, with the majority of my earliest exposure to video games credited to legendary titles such as Roller Coaster Tycoon and ...

Back when the only internet available was dial-up, and home computers could barely run two programs at once, I was but a wee lad in my parents’ basement, playing SWAT 3 on my potato of a Dell PC with ...