The Untold Truth Of G2 Esports
G2 Esports has long dominated the League of Legends competitive scene. Founded by former pro gamer Carlos "ocelote" Rodriguez in 2013, the team was originally known as Gamers2.
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These Were The Worst Nintendo Switch Games Of 2020
The Switch did have some flops -- and some were worse than others. Whether it was a rushed development cycle or just an overall bad experience, these games brought little to the table.
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The Tribute Easter Egg You Probably Missed In Immortals Fenyx Rising
Immortals Fenyx Rising is the latest expansive, open world game by Ubisoft, and you know what they say about open world games: The bigger the game world, the more developers have to put in it. During your 20 to 50 hour campaign, you'll find everything gamers have come to expect from Greek mythology.
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The Major Changes Coming To Neverwinter
Neverwinter, the free-to-play, Dungeons & Dragon-inspired MMORPG from developer Cryptic Studios, is getting a major overhaul to both its combat and character customization systems. The developer is hoping to add balance and flexibility to the gameplay experience.
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Why The Monster Hunter Movie Is Causing An Uproar
The Monster Hunter movie is receiving major backlash from China after a controversial scene was shown during screenings of the film. The clip that caused an uproar makes use of a racist joke that has caused the film to be pulled from Chinese cinemas just one day after its release.
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What This New Twitch Feature Could Mean For Streamers
Twitch is rolling out a new feature that will make it easier for smaller streamers to build their presence.
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What Critics Are Saying About Cyberpunk 2077
CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 is just days away from its Dec. 10 official release following three major delays earlier this year and a rumored fourth delay back in November. It's been a long journey to get to this point, but soon, fans will take on the role of a mercenary outlaw.
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The Small Detail You Missed About The Latest Xbox Ad
If you've seen the new ad from Microsoft, you know the company is continuing its "Power Your Dreams" campaign in a rather novel way: by capturing the dreams of gamers in lucid dreaming experiences and using that data to inspire a content series that it's calling "Made from Dreams."
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70% Of People Agree This Red Dead Character Needs A Live-Action Adaptation
In order to determine the next video game fans want to see on the big screen, SVG conducted a survey of more than 700 people asking which character is most in need of a live-action adaptation.
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The Dark Truth About Buying PS5s On eBay
Since some scalpers purportedly have more PS5 stock than most retailers, you might think buying one of these consoles from eBay is your only option, but if you thought it was safe to trust these hustlers, guess again.
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The Top Games On Tumblr In 2020 Might Surprise You
Tumblr's 2020 year-end round-up of the platform's most beloved video games, movies, and television shows is here. In a year where people spent months isolated from each other due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's not entirely surprising to see that games involving connection & nostalgia topped surveys.
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Genshin Impact Is Raking In Awards
Genshin Impact has received numerous awards. The game gained wide recognition for its ambitious open world that could be played on consoles, PC, and mobile devices. miHoYo, the company behind the game, is now able to confidently say that its efforts were definitely rewarded.
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Everything We Know About For Honor's Gryphon
Ubisoft recently dropped a trailer announcing the newest For Honor hero. It's Gryphon, a.k.a. Holden Cross, a onetime member of the knightly Lawbringer faction who's now gone mercenary. Gryphon will be available on Dec. 10.
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The Bizarre NES Special Edition Console You'll Never Own
The NES may be gone, but it is certainly never forgotten among pop culture retail items. In 2020, Puma announced the release of an NES-themed pair of sneakers, called the Future Rider Nintendo Entertainment System. They were actually not the first footwear to feature the NES.
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Star Wars Characters That Need Their Own Video Games
tar Wars has been inspiring games since 1983, when Star Wars: The Arcade Game was released. Since then, the franchise has put out countless new video games through different developers and publishers. But what about those characters that have been forgotten when it comes to Star Wars video games?
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Black Ops Cold War Fans Just Got Some Bad News
Call of Duty fans were just days away from the Black Ops Cold War and Warzone Season One update, but unfortunately they will have to wait just a little longer. Publisher Activision announced over the weekend that the update, which was scheduled for Dec. 10, will be delayed one more week.
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PS5s Being Stolen Off Moving Trucks
What began as a somewhat amusing series of console mix-ups has turned into something much more sinister. For weeks, reports have come in from the UK concerning preordered PS5 consoles that have been swapped out with very different items.
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This Is Why Sega's 32X Was A Complete Disaster
When the Super Nintendo started strong in 1991, Sega was not content to stay in second place.
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Sony Reveals When They Really Locked In The PS5 Price
Sony finally revealed this week how and when it decided on the price for the PlayStation 5, putting to rest a handful of rumors regarding COVID-19 delays and competitive tactics against Microsoft's Xbox Series X|S. Sony waited until only 2 months before the PS5's official release to drop its price.
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Dr Disrespect Adds More Fuel To The Fire
Fans of the Two-Time Champion may be wondering what he could possibly be up to next, and his latest comments may hint toward his largest move yet. It seems as though Dr Disrespect may be making some kind of big investment in Call of Duty League (CDL).
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The Real Reason Xbox Created The Series S
Sony and Microsoft have presented gamers with very powerful machines for the new generation. While both systems push hardware limits, the two companies have demonstrated vastly different strategies and philosophies. It seems there's a difference in how Microsoft and Sony view their budget consoles.
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Good News May Finally Be On The Way For Dragon Age Fans
After teasing an announcement one month ago, EA (via IGN) just confirmed that Dragon Age 4 will make an appearance at 2020's The Game Awards next Thursday.
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The Real Reason Why The Nintendo Wii Wasn't High-Def
During the Wii's reign, Sony's PlayStation 3 and Microsoft's Xbox 360 were pushing the envelope as to what kind of graphics could be produced on a console. Sadly, the Wii didn't measure up, capping at 480p. But at least it had addictive motion controlled games like Wii Sports and Just Dance.
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The Bizarre Yoshi Rumor That Pokemon Gen 1 Players Believed
In April of 1992, Expert Gamer, a video game magazine, released an article detailing a very specific method to obtaining a character that was not a part of the Pokemon universe. The article allegedly detailed a method to obtain Yoshi, the loveable green dinosaur from Super Mario Bros.
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The Lost Superman PS1 Game You Never Got To Play
Superman 64 was immediately met with a ton of negative feedback, and is considered one of the worst superhero games of all time. The game was very glitchy, the controls were horrendous, the graphics were subpar and unfinished — it was a video game disaster.
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The Metal Gear Solid Movie Has Found Its Solid Snake
The long-awaited Metal Gear Solid film adaptation finally seems to be moving forward, with Star Wars star Oscar Isaac set to play lead character Solid Snake, according to Deadline.
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The Worst Decisions Nintendo Made In 2020
Nintendo has done some shady things in the past, and such a tradition continues into 2020. As much as the company has frustrated its fans, gamers continue to forgive Nintendo. With so many great games and a constant reimagining of the way people play, it's hard to stay mad at the legendary company.
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