Persona 6: Everything We Want To See In The Sequel
There's always room for improvement, even for such a beloved franchise. Think of this as our wish list for the inevitable Persona 6.
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Spider-Man Developer Insomniac Games Bought By Sony
Sony has announced the acquisition of Insomniac Games, the California-based studio best known for last year's hit Marvel's Spider-Man and the popular Ratchet & Clank series.
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Rockstar North Removes RDR2 Banner
Did you know Rockstar North hangs outdoor banners for the games it works on? It seems the studio's Red Dead Redemption 2 banners have been taken down recently, leading many to suspect that another game announcement is on the horizon. What could it be?
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Watch Dogs: Legion Reveals Playable Characters, One Can Die At Random
Ubisoft revealed Watch Dogs: Legion back at E3 2019, promising to make every character in London playable. The latest trailer shared at the Gamescom Stadia Connect presentation introduced a few more characters you can choose from, including an elderly gentleman who might drop dead at any moment.
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Devil May Cry 5, Blair Witch, And More Coming To Xbox Game Pass This Month
At Gamescom, Microsoft announced seven titles coming to the Xbox Game Pass over the next 10 days. From hack and slash to space exploration, there's a little something for everyone on the way.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Will Release On Google Stadia
Google Stadia is slowly but surely adding on to its list of supported games. Now adopters of Google's game streaming platform can look forward to one of the most highly anticipated and -- dare we say -- breathtaking games of 2020: Cyberpunk 2077.
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How Many People Still Play Apex Legends?
There's no question that Apex Legends started out hot. The game launched without a hitch, players really took to it, and -- for a brief period -- it even overtook Fortnite as the most-streamed battle royale game. But how many have stuck with it? How many people still play Apex Legends?
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Apex Legends Developer Vents Frustrations Against Fans
Apex Legends is in a rough spot lately. There are cheaters running wild in the game's Solos mode. Fans have been blasting Apex's microtransactions. Now developers are beefing with the player base, creating a situation that can't be described as anything other than combustible.
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The Truth About That Switch Trade-In Program
Nintendo is now selling a new Switch revision with better battery life, and for a moment, it looked like the company might allow older-model trade-ins. Unfortunately, it looks like the stories floating around about the so-called "exchange program" weren't entirely accurate.
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Nintendo Indie World: Ori And The Blind Forest Comes To Switch, And More
Nintendo's Indie World stream just wrapped up, giving us a look at a lot of the Nintendo Switch indie games we can look forward to in the next few months. And there's some really big news coming out of this one: the Nintendo Switch is getting yet another Xbox console exclusive.
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Is The Minecraft World Bigger Than Earth?
If you're familiar at all with Minecraft, you know the game is huge. Players test its limits every day, and with more and more players jumping in, there are no signs that's going to end. But we've always wondered: just how big is Minecraft, actually? Is the Minecraft world bigger than Earth?
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How Many People Still Play Pokemon Go?
Despite an intitial dip in popularity, Pokemon Go has entered something of a renaissance, revitalized by new features, regular updates, and exciting special events like the monthly Community Days.
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The Truth Behind The Dimitri Zero Mortal Kombat 11 Skin
Maybe you shouldn't hear the truth. Mortal Kombat 11 is rolling out a new Sub-Zero skin next week based on Belgian DJ Dimitri Vegas. It not only makes Sub-Zero look like Vegas, but it makes him sound like Vegas, too. Which means Vegas had to voice the character. You likely know where this is going.
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GTA Online Rewards You For Getting Wasted With A Secret Mission
The addition of the casino to Grand Theft Auto Online has turned out to be quite the astute business move, drawing in the highest number of active players since GTA 5 launched. A new secret mission continues the fun, rallying the game's high rollers for a legendary night of binge drinking.
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Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Will Bring Huge Changes To PvP
When Destiny 2: Shadowkeep arrives at the start of October, many aspects of the game will transform. That includes Destiny 2's Crucible PvP modes, which have remained stagnant for almost two years, but are about to receive their biggest update yet.
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Pokemon Go Water Festival Returns August 23
Pokemon Go has announced the return of the Water Festival later this month, giving land-locked players a chance to add some Water-type Pokemon to their collection.
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Need For Speed: Heat Will Be Loot Box Free
It seems Electronic Arts has finally started to get the message. According to EA community lead Ben Walke, Need for Speed: Heat will not contain loot boxes.
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No Man's Sky Players Rejoice Over Pink Grass
No Man's Sky's Beyond update has officially arrived, and players are discovering all sorts of neat things in the update. We thought the new online features might get some love, or that maybe people would lose it playing No Man's Sky in VR. But jubilation over pink grass? Didn't see that coming.
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Why We'll Never Get A Pokemon Snap Sequel
There may be new Pokemon games on the way, but we can't help but think of some older ones. Like Pokemon Snap, for instance. Whatever happened to that weird little game? It was a one-and-done on the Nintendo 64, but is there a chance we'll ever see a sequel at some point?
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Nintendo's Upcoming Indie World Stream Features 20 Minutes Of Indie Games
Are the Nindie Directs dead? Nintendo announced this morning that it'll be hosting a stream next week entirely focused on indie games. Rather than stick to the tried-and-true Nindie name, however, the company is going with something different: "Indie World."
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How Many People Still Play Overwatch?
Overwatch is THE hero shooter to play. It has a dedicated fan base. It receives regular updates, including new characters and events. And it has a massive esports scene, because the game is just as fun to watch as it is to play. But speaking of playing, how many people still play Overwatch?
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We Finally Understand The Endings Of Persona 5
Join us as we unravel the true meaning behind the twisting narrative of Persona 5. Who knows, maybe along the way, you'll find your own rebellious heart.
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A Hat In Time Finally Gets A Release Date For Nintendo Switch
A Hat in Time, the fan-favorite throwback to classic 90s platformers, launched back in 2017. When the developer announced the Seal the Deal DLC last year, they teased that the game was "coming soon" to Switch. Fast forward 12 months and the Nintendo Switch release date has finally been announced.
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Will We Ever Get To Play Splatoon 3?
Splatoon was a surprise success for Nintendo when it released on the Wii U in 2015. That led to a sequel, Splatoon 2, which showed up in 2017 on the company's most current console, the Nintendo Switch. The big question is, will there be a third? Will we ever get to play Splatoon 3?
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The Real Reason Sega Took A Hands-Off Approach For Sonic Movie
Fans expressed their outrage after Paramount unveiled Sonic in the first trailer in April. In response to the criticism, director Jeff Fowler promised a full redesign and Paramount pushed the release back three months. Despite these stumbling blocks, Sega has taken a hands-off approach.
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Anthem Takes Another Knock As Lead Producer Exits BioWare
Anthem's had a rough go of it since the game launched in February. The endgame content wasn't up to snuff. Repeated delays kept players separated from much-needed new content. Now the game is losing its lead producer at a time when players are really wondering if Anthem has any gas left in the tank.
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Puzzle-Platformer Fez Free On Epic Games Store Starting August 22
Epic Games has announced the next title slated to join their lineup of free weekly games: indie puzzle-platformer, Fez. Fez places you in the role of Gomez, who, upon receiving a magical hat, discovers that his 2-D reality makes up one of four sides of a three-dimensional world.
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