Category: Gaming

Without Nintendo’s Game Boy Link Cable, Pokémon would have never sold hundreds of millions of video games, printed tens of billions of trading cards, and had hundreds of millions of people play…

Nekome Nazi Hunter, on paper, looks amazing. This personal, gruesome revenge story has all the right stuff to deliver the gory catharsis its title promises. Combining Arkham-like stealth and combat with an…

Tomb Raider: Catalyst developer Crystal Dynamics says it “remains fully committed to the future development” of the Lara Croft franchise despite suffering its fourth redundancy round in the last 12 months. “Today,…

Valve is changing how we reload and manage ammo reserves in Counter-Strike 2. Like plenty of other shooters, Counter-Strike games typically let us reload weapons without penalty. Now, however, Valve is bringing…

Pearl Abyss, publisher and developer of Crimson Desert, has seen its stock price plunge nearly 30% in what is seen as a reaction to review scores. Reviews for the hotly anticipated open-world…

By my count, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has now won over 30 different awards across 10 different award shows, as well as our own Game of the Year award and a pile…

I was really stoked when, ahead of February’s DICE Summit in Las Vegas, I was offered the opportunity to chat with Jennifer Svedberg-Yen, one of the writers of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33….

The Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart World Bundle currently sells for $500 just about everywhere, but there’s a way you can get it for less. AliExpress is currently offering imported bundles for…

From its gorgeous landscapes, gripping acting, and historically inspired combat animations, 1348 Ex Voto makes a strong first impression in its opening moments, seeming to promise something bold is about to follow….

Crimson Desert feels like it was designed in a lab by someone who wanted to combine elements of all their favorite big budget action RPGs into the ultimate video game. It’s got…