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Mass Effect Legendary Edition Review Part 1: Mass Effect
Unsurprisingly, EA’s 4K remaster of the first Mass Effect is a night-and-day difference from the 2007 original. One look at a side-by-side comparison tells you most of what you need to know…
The Last of Us 2 Director Explains Why Its Haptics Suddenly Feel Better
Earlier this week, The Last of Us 2 received a free PS5 performance patch which allows owners of the next-gen console to run the game at 60 frames per second. Alongside a new PS5…
Special Report: The Inside Story of Blizzard’s Departures and a Company at a Crossroads
The news came as a shock, but it also wasn’t exactly a surprise. One month ago, Jeff Kaplan announced that he would be leaving Blizzard. His departure ended a 19 year career…
We Counted Every Time Ethan Winters’ Hands Are Injured In RE Village
As a first-person game, one of the most common things players see in Resident Evil Village is protagonist Ethan Winter’s hands. They’re also the part of Ethan that Capcom clearly has the…
Podcast: The Games We Hope to See at E3
Welcome back to IGN Game Scoop!, the ONLY video game podcast! This week your Omega Cops — Daemon Hatfield, Justin Davis, Seth Macy, and Nicholas Limon — are discussing topics like Breath…
Everything Announced During PDXCon Remixed
PDXCon Remixed, the online and socially-distanced edition of Paradox Interactive’s annual convention, didn’t skimp on the big announcements. In addition to Crusader Kings 3’s first big expansion and the long-awaited Victoria 3,…
Crusader Kings 3’s First Major Expansion Adds A Full 3D Throne Room
Paradox has announced the first full expansion for Crusader Kings 3, and it’s going in a very different direction from its predecessor. Royal Court will add a new, full-screen throne room in…
New Pokemon Snap Glaceon Guide
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Using a Robotic ‘Third Thumb’ Can Change How Your Brain Works
Using a robotic “third thumb” can change how your brain works, according to a new study published by University College London. Specifically, when using a third thumb the human brain begins to…
