The three consoles get ready to do battle this Holiday season, but which one will come out on top?
The bar has been raised by Santa Monica's latest game for everyone else- including Naughty Dog.
Some games ship relatively underbaked but their true potential tends to shine much later.
After an amazing trilogy, where is the next big game in the Resistance franchise?
Does a huge open world with scripted characters and scenarios make a true Fallout game? Or is it something else entirely?
The power of a compelling first party lineup.
The series is missing in action for a decade. What the hell happened to it?
Whether it's games you've already paid for or F2P titles, there's no shortage of free gaming content out there.
Sony has so many fantastic series just lying dormant- they could bring them back, and make their first party lineup even more impressive.
The whole digital only fantasy is never coming true, sorry.
Whether it's creative consequences or market expectations, why are end-game systems so important in today's industry?
How could Team Ninja improve on an already stellar game? Here are a couple of ways.
With the friendly neighborhood Spider-Man at their side, Sony is primed for victory and success this Holiday season.
Bethesda is doing something unique with the franchise and that itself deserves praise.
God of War has jumped from Greece to Scandinavia, and it has been a resounding success.
Prepare for glory.
Microsoft goes into the Holiday season armed with nothing but Forza- is that enough?
Has game design taken a back seat?
Microsoft have bolstered their lineup of first party studios, but what can we expect those studios to put out?
Which of Nintendo's promised unannounced Switch exclusives can we expect for next year?