With the Switch still selling well, a new model is a slam-dunk. Still, despite Nintendo's reputation for handheld refreshes, this one feels off.
Taking a look back at Bizarre Creations' Blur, a solid racing game that deserved more credit than it got.
With rumours suggesting that Metal Gear Solid, Silent Hill, and Castlevania are all in line for revivals, it seems like Konami might be preparing to re-enter the big stage.
The age old question- which matters more? How much content a game has on offer, or how engaging the content it does have is?
The Xbox 360 remains one of Microsoft's biggest achievements in the industry to date- but what exactly made it so good?
Being hostile to indie developers will only make their games not come to PlayStation in the future.
CDPR claims to be satisfied with Cyberpunk 2077's current state, but it's hard not to look at the game as a case of fallen standards.
Microsoft are absolutely killing it with their subscription service, and they deserve a ton of praise for how they're continuing to expand it.
It might not look very good (to say the least), but the upcoming Final Fantasy action RPG spinoff is shaping up to be a solid game.
Regardless of what platform you prefer, there are loads of great exclusives coming later this year.
GSC Game World's upcoming open world shooter was arguably one of the best-looking games across all of E3 2021.
Nintendo recently showed off a brief but packed trailer for the Breath of the Wild sequel- but what exactly does that trailer tell us about the game?
We recently got to see an in-engine trailer of Bethesda's Starfield, but what does that brief teaser actually tell us about the game?
Following Halo Infinite's E3 2021 showing, we still don't have a specific launch date for the game- is that cause for concern?
Now that E3 2021 is officially done and dusted, let's take a look back at some of its most prominent players, and how each of them fared with their showings.
Sony's failed venture into mobile gaming is now barely even a faded memory- what the hell happened to the PlayStation Phone?
Not only is Battlefield 2042 wasting the potential of its setting by dropping the single player component, it's also exacerbating the issues with its price.
Is there a point to continuing the series without input from the man who created it?
From untold horrors lurking in the cosmos to an utter sense of insignificance in the greater scheme, Valve's shooter franchise nails these aspects flawlessly.
The issue isn't cross-gen games, the issue is Sony's shady marketing, and customers' inability to be even a little patient.
