Looks like your ideas are going to be a lot easier to get across this time around, and perhaps make it to the game quicker too.
In case it slipped past you somehow last year, now is as good a time as any to get a taste of why we enjoyed it so much.
Loki's got enough in his toolkit to keep his foes guessing almost constantly, while his offensive potential makes him a dangerous threat.
Madden’s back and it’s looking like a lot has changed both over and under the hood this year. Let’s dive in and see if this one’s as exciting as you’re expecting it to be.
A whole new world waits for you beneath the ocean’s serene waters, and it's bustling with activities to pursue, new Pokémon to meet, and new ways to enjoy an already enjoyable game.
If you’re looking for a great place to spend your downtime between intense matches, The Grounds is definitely where you want to head.
A hint of Need for Speed: Most Wanted is welcome in a new title, especially with a large roster of cars to collect and customize.
Parker Robbins might not be innately bad, but it’s the actions that shape a man’s reputation, as seen with The Hood's spree of crime.
It’s been a long journey to 1.0, but it's been worth it. It could just be getting started if those new additions are an indication.
This could be a chance to get an exciting first look at the dystopian open-world multiplayer shooter (though an NDA is required).
Crystal Dynamics reveals how it balances a region’s history against the technology it was likely to have used for its puzzles.
Master Chief and his adventures remain as potent as ever, even among a new generation of gamers in what's been quite a solid remake.
We’re getting an updated version of a title that might have raised eyebrows, but remains among Metal Gear’s finest outings, but things aren’t as we expected. Here’s what we think.
Game Freak’s effort to break out of the Pokemon mold is closer than ever, and new information has come to light that we think is worth knowing before you splurge on a copy.
Things are looking livelier on the field (and off it) in this iteration of the popular sim, as EA improves what fans have asked for.
The mode could be more realistic than ever with dynamic ratings, and being able to create our own challenges is a nice touch.
This one’s a very welcome blast from a past that we thought long forgotten. Love it or hate it, it’s worth celebrating the fact that it’s here.
The memory crisis continues to eat up much-needed components, but Sony has secured enough to weather some short-term turbulence.
The new logo harks back to the studio's original typeface, though it's unknown whether this has any effect on its projects.
This one’s got a lot of fighting between some new faces, in new places, and for brand-new prizes while long-term fans are going to be happy.
