Xbox One

Well, who saw this coming? Deemed as the worst controller in history, but just popular enough. The original Xbox’s Duke has been reborn, now usable with the Xbox One and PC. For the most part, it’s exactly the same controller as we know and despise. I personally love. There have …

Arcade racing taken to new heights, Codemasters’ newest is almost here. If you’re looking for nothing even remotely approaching reality in your racing games, then you’re going to want to see Onrush.

I actually don’t like referring to Fox n Forests as a “retro” platformer. I guess it’s true that it is, but man it looks almost too good for that tag.

The new Call of Duty is here. Activision’s yearly FPS is looking sharp with Black Ops 4, with plenty of shooting, running, tomahawk throwing, shooting, dogs, and running. And running.

The day is finally here. Activision is about to take the wraps off of this year’s Call of Duty installment. Getting the first bits of info on Black Ops 4 is only a few hours away.

Landing on the Nintendo Switch at long last, Battle Chasers: Nightwar marries a western comic book series with classic JRPG gameplay. And the result looks pretty darn good.

Yes, it looks like at least one thing in the Walmart release list was real. Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic shooter Rage has returned with Rage 2. Check out the super-weird sneak peek before the full trailer drops tomorrow.

Crash Bandicoot is bringing his own brand of N.Sanity to the Xbox One, PC, and Nintendo Switch. You probably already knew that though. What you might not have known is that Activision has updated the launch of the game, from July to next month.

Following up on the original release, Saber Interactive’s spiritual successor to the original arcade basketball phenomenon is almost here. And yes, NBA Playgrounds 2 appears to be on fire.

There’s never been so disturbing and brutal a vision of hell as that cast in Agony. The horror title tasks you with surviving a trip through the underworld, and it’s going to be a (very) bumpy ride.

The zombie apocalypse has erupted. Towns are invaded, cities overwhelmed, and the vast majority of humanity has been turned to the rot-side. No place is safe, and no country can offer respite from the shambling hordes of the undead. Well, except Canada. It’s pretty safe there. Maybe.

Baristas battling aliens over the fate of metal music? Suer, why not. Coffee Crisis is set to bring all that, and some 16bit-era brawling onto the PC and Xbox One this year.