Editorials

Worried that you won’t be able to find that Nintendo console come Holiday time? Well you can probably allay those fears game fans, as Nintendo says you shouldn’t have a problem. Now, are you inclined to believe them?

One editor rants about Splatoon 2’s most outrageous decisions.

Thoughtful. That’s the best way to describe “A Normal Lost Phone,” an Indie game developed by Accidental Queens. The premise of the game is simple: you’ve found a phone that belongs to a teenager named Sam. It doesn’t take long before you discover that they have disappeared, and right before …

This week’s Playing Catchup looks at the “Gravity Rush” series, an IP that has continued to turn the open world action adventure genre on its head. Normally, these articles focus on a single game or entry into a series, and for good reason. Gamers only have so much time to …

I should probably make this very clear before proceeding with this gamer and fan bases theory. This is just my opinion. One of the thousands of thoughts that have passed through my mind and I just thought I would share it. I could be wrong, might be wrong, probably am …

Variety is the spice of life in this week’s Playing Catchup with “Yakuza 0,” a prequel to the long running franchise worth losing yourself in. Set in 1988, the game follows two characters: Kazuma Kiryu of the Kantō region’s Yakuza faction and Goro Majima, an exiled member of the Kansai region’s …

Welcome to Brutality. In the first ever edition of this new BG feature, Aaron kicks Just Cause 2 upside-down. It’s ain’t gonna be pretty.

Another E3 has come and gone. Going into it with little to no expectations this year, Jason found himself pleasantly surprised.

With the number of great games released in the past few months, it’s been impossible to play them all. From triple-A titles to Indie projects, every month has been full to bursting with titles from every genre and little enough time to play one of them. Smaller, newer titles have …

NetherRealm’s DC Comics fighting game returned last month. And it snatched the first ever BG Game of the Month vote from some solid competition.

Do you love your 3DS and hope that the Switch doesn’t mean its death? Well then you might be pretty happy with Nintendo’s latest statement.

The 2016 Brutal Gamer Awards are go. Part 1 is here today, with our picks for the best of the individual genres for 2016.