The stars have lined up to all but assure the Switch’s dominance in 2019.
Capcom has worked overtime to bring this legendary franchise back on track- but where do they go from here?
With Resident Evil 2, Capcom have delivered one of the most ambitious and impressive re-imaginings of a video game we've ever seen.
Grinding Gear Games' action RPG makes you think differently about the genre (and is also pretty darn great).
The upgrades made to Resident Evil 2 by Capcom benefit Mr. X more than almost anything else in the game.
The DualShock 4 has a lot of underutilized features that need to be carried over.
Respawn's latest looks good and feels but consistency will be the ultimate deciding factor.
Has a focus on online longevity distracted Rockstar from what makes GTA so good?
The looter shooter genre is currently hot but what gives meaning to its various titles?
Backward compatibility could be a boon or a curse for Sony—depending on what they choose to do with it.
For the next couple of years, you should expect the Nintendo Switch to be the bestselling console.
As one of the most highly anticipated releases of the last decade, can review scores influence the hype surrounding Kingdom Hearts 3 in any way?
Given its content delivery and current monetization methods, is going free to play necessary for Overwatch to grow?
What is the best possible move for Bungie from here on out?
Given the developer's track record, we're cautiously optimistic about the franchise's future.
The Xbox brand still has life in it yet—at least in the US.
While Sony and Nintendo undoubtedly had better years than Xbox, led by Phil Spencer, put in some work that will pay off in the long term.
All three companies ended up having a good year in 2018, but one reigned supreme.
Sony definitively won the exclusives war in 2018, but who might come out on top in 2019?
Fallout 76 may have a future but will it find success with its current focus, especially in such a crowded market?