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Two classic franchises will be making the San Diego Comic Con for Activision. Expect both Call of Duty and Spyro to be presences.
Read More »SDCC 2018: Activision touts Call of Duty, Spyro
Sean Murray issues list of updates included in No Man’s Sky NEXT
No Man’s Sky NEXT is almost here, bringing the Xbox One version along with it. And now we’ve got a comprehensive list of improvements that it’ll offer over the original.
Read More »Bandai Namco’s Code Vein pushed into 2019
Is delay-season kicking off? Another title gets nudged into next year, as Bandai Namco’s horror game Code Vein gets the push.
Read More »Ready To Go To Mars – Lost on Mars DLC Release Date Announced
For those unfamiliar with Far Cry 5’s awesome season pass, it consists of three story expansions. First we had Hours of Darkness, a Vietnam themed DLC where you take on the role of a Hope County resident during their time active in the Vietnam war. Taking on the mission of …
Read More »Atari’s Tempest 4000 blasting onto consoles later this month
Most gamers (who are old enough) have pretty good memories of Tempest 2000. Not seen for some time, now the series is making a comeback with Tempest 4000.
Read More »Darksiders III coming this year, set to launch in November with two stunning special editions
Darksiders III has been a long time coming, but Fury and company are almost here. The game in all its variations will hit consoles and the PC in November.
Read More »Talim is back in the latest trailer released for Soul Calibur VI
Bandai Namco’s latest fight-fest continues to grow its roster with Talim. Controlling the wind itself and armed with twin blades, she’s got a trailer all to herself,
Read More »Both original Shenmue titles hitting consoles and PC next month
Hankering for a return to Sega’s classic Shenmue series? While you wait for the sequel, the first two adventures will once again be made available.
Read More »Coming Up: The games of July 2018
Summer is at it’s height in the northern hemisphere, and that usually means a lack of quality titles at retail. But even so, there are a few gems to be had.
Read More »Crash Bandicoot: The N.Sane Trilogy (Switch) Snapshot Review
Crash has hit the Switch, bringing a very solid trio of platformers to Nintendo’s console. As you might imagine though, it’s not prefect.
Read More »The BG Game of the Month for May is Conan Exiles
Yes, this one is late, but you tell a Cimmerian he’s tardy. Conan Exiles’ final retail release is the Brutal Gamer Game of the Month for May.
Read More »Fox N Forests (Switch) Review
Take a trip back to the golden age of 16bit platforming. Eurovideo and developer Bonus Level’s Fox n Forests is a gem.
Read More »Vampyr (Xbox One) Review
Vampyr from DONTNOD does a great job at taking a bite out vampire lore and certainly does not suck. Make sure to pick up this great adventure and join Dr. Jonathan Reid on the streets of London in 1918. The Streets Of London Are Full Of Vampyrs Set against the …
Read More »July 2018 PS+ freebies include Heavy Rain, Absolver, Rayman 3 and more
July’s PlayStation Plus goodies have been revealed, and they’re not bad at all. They’re also not the most impressive of games however.
Read More »Rey Mysterio is WWE 2k19’s first pre-order bonus grappler
The Lucha Libre legend, and former WWE champion Rey Mysterio is the first of the pre-order bonus wrestlers for 2K Games’ WWE 2k19.
Read More »Sonic Mania Adventures part 4 focuses on Mighty and Ray – and Metal Sonic
As we head towards the game’s release, Sonic Mania’s two newest characters take on Metal Sonic. And the fate of a chaos emerald is in the balance.
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