Nintendo's current-gen platform sold 3.82 million units as of June 30th and is far ahead of the Switch 1's first-year sales.
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.
If you’re looking for a great place to spend your downtime between intense matches, The Grounds is definitely where you want to head.
This year's iteration of the football game will introduce the FUT Gallery: a new way for players to reflect on their FUT journey.
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.
The mode could be more realistic than ever with dynamic ratings, and being able to create our own challenges is a nice touch.
After playing it safe last year, EA Sports looks to push more active gameplay in its next football sim, and we're cautiously optimistic.
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.
Ahead of the re-release of Peace Walker and Guns of the Patriots, Konami draws parallels between its two most pivotal protagonists.
You said it loud and clear, and it looks like EA got the message that good defense is better in the player's hands (among other changes).
The Grounds is looking like a solid new addition, while that new Transfer Market and Ultimate Team's FUT Gallery are all welcome indeed.
The 30 new characters also include False Super Saiyan Goku, Mercenary Tao, and Grandpa Gohan, each with unique interactions.
The studio has also noted the Nintendo Switch release doesn't include crossplay or localization options for non-English languages.
Peace Walker also gets new high-resolution cutscenes which deliver the PlayStation Portable classic's artwork in stunning detail.
A familiar face returns to adorn the franchise's next entry, and hopefully brings fresh changes to what's become a long-running formula.
A VR killer app makes the jump to consoles.
A report has indicated that EA will stick to its yearly schedule by officially unveiling the next iteration of the game next week.
The Xbox version will be released as a Play Anywhere title, which means that you'll also get access to the Windows version of the game.
It’s time to dive back into Quill’s story in a title that translates the VR experience of both games to PC and consoles.
A new Belmont with a familiar whip and the late 15th-century Paris setting makes this one quite a lovely choice to play on the go.
