Editorials

RoboCop might’ve been an underdog at retail, but it was an overwhelming winner for our November Game of the Month regardless.

Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros Wonder lives up to its title, playing off of the classics, while adding plenty of terrific new content.

Not a huge surprise, as this one’s been anticipated for a while. Our pick for the best of last month is Bethesda’s epic Starfield.

Standing out in a crowded August, is Sea of Stars. A gorgeous revisiting of the JRPG genre’s past, it’s our Game of the Month.

Nintendo’s Pikmin 4 took our Game of the Month vote for a July that was a little extra-slim in the new release department.

Like a demon rising from the fires of hell itself, BrutalGamer’s Game of the Month returns, and it’s bringing a devil of a game with it.

The best new addition to Theatrythm: Final Bar Line isn’t the hundreds of new songs. It’s the addictive local co-op mode that makes Supreme songs conquerable for even the least experienced rhythm-game players.

With two weeks left in the season, it’s time to seriously start thinking about what you’re going to give for the Holidays. We’ve got some ideas.

It’s going to be a big month. Maybe not as big as it could have been, had Starfield launched, but with Ragnarok and more, there’s a lot to be excited for.

Sure, it’s usually scary movies that take the starring role on Halloween, but there are more than a few fun freak-outs to be had with games too.

The opening volley of fall/Holiday releases starts now, with Madden, Saints Row, PAC-MAN World: RePAC, Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed and more.

An. incredibly light month, even for summer, nonetheless includes a pair of big Switch RPG releases with Live A Live and Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

My Top 10 is never too late to the party.