Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora release date, trailer, expected gameplay and more By Denise Primbet We've put together all the information so far about Ubisoft's upcoming Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora video game.
Metroid Dread official at E3 2021 — launches on Switch in October By Jordan Palmer Nintendo surprised everyone with the announcement of Metroid Dread, a project long thought dead. It's the first new 2D Metroid since Fusion in 2002 and it arrives on Switch in October.
E3 2021 Capcom recap: Monster Hunter, Resident Evil, Ace Attorney and Street Fighter V Esports By Imad Khan Here's everything we saw from Capcom at E3 2021
The ridiculous Xbox Series X mini fridge is real and it's coming soon By Imad Khan At the end of Microsoft's E3 2021 showcase was a trailer for the Xbox Series X mini fridge. What started off as a joke is now a real product, one that will grace store shelves later this year.
Dying Light 2 at E3 2021 mixes parkour with zombies By Imad Khan At E3 2021, Techland gave more details into Dying Light 2: Stay Human, an upcoming survival horror zombie game with Parkour elements.
Marvel's Avengers: Release date, trailer, pre-orders and more By Robert Carnevale Square Enix and Marvel have teamed up to bring the Avengers the long overdue 4-player co-op action-adventure they deserve.
I Beat a Pro Wrestler in Street Fighter and Lived to Tell About It By Michael Andronico The worlds of video games and pro wrestling collided when Kenny Omega descended onto E3 2019.
CoD: Modern Warfare Looks Promising, But I'm Not Sold By Marshall Honorof Call of Duty: Modern Warfare will put players into morally gray situations where the line between civilian and combatant is blurred.
E3 2019's Missing Games: Splinter Cell, Bayonetta 3 and More By Robert Carnevale E3 2019 had a few heavy-hitting games, but many, many big franchises and upcoming titles were nowhere to be found.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Faithfully Recreates the Anime By Marshall Honorof Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is not the first action/RPG to follow the life and times of Goku, but it’s easily the most ambitious.
Marvel's Avengers Gameplay Looks Better Than That Trailer By Marshall Honorof The Internet at large doesn’t seem all that impressed with Square Enix’s new Avengers game, but I think it looks kind of cool.
E3 2019: Press Conferences, Top Games and Latest News By Michael Andronico Here's everything you need to know about E3 2019, from news conference times to the biggest reveals from Nintendo, Xbox, Ubisoft and more.
Cyberpunk 2077 Lets You Tackle the Future Your Way By Marshall Honorof Night City in Cyberpunk 2077 is a bleak place, but you have the opportunity to carve out any niche in it that you see fit.
Final Fantasy VII Remake Lives Up to the Original By Marshall Honorof I went hands-on with the Final Fantasy VII Remake at E3 2019, and the game is much, much more than a graphical overhaul.
How Luigi’s Mansion 3 (And Gooigi) Stole My Heart At E3 2019 By Michael Andronico Luigi's Mansion 3 is the surprise Nintendo hit of E3, with satisfying combat and puzzle solving and a lovable new companion named Gooigi.
E3 2019: Polymega Could Be the Only Retro Console You Need By Richard Priday The modular console lets you play your old games on modern hardware, including downloads, an online store, and support for dozens of historic consoles.
Best of E3 2019: The Games and Gadgets to Watch By Tom's Guide Staff From Watch Dogs and Final Fantasy to hot new tech from Microsoft and Sega, here’s the best of E3 2019.
Baldur’s Gate III — An RPG Whose Time Has (Finally) Come By Marshall Honorof Baldur’s Gate III is finally in development, and the team behind it explained why now is the perfect time to revitalize the series.
Netflix Gets Serious About Games at E3 2019 By Richard Priday With the help of external developers, Netflix is prepared to invest heavily in making games that live up to the shows they’re based on.
E3 2019: Maneater Is Like Grand Theft Auto with Sharks By Richard Priday Swapping out guns and cars for fins and teeth makes a surprising amount of sense
E3 2019: Pokémon Sword and Shield Has an Epic Twist By Michael Andronico My E3 demo of Sword and Shield felt largely familiar to previous installments, it did stand out in one big way — literally.
Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition Lives Up to Its Name at E3 2019 By Marshall Honorof With more than 200 hours of campaigns, Microsoft isn't kidding when it says that Age of Empires II is “definitive."
Google Stadia vs. Project xCloud: Which Cloud Gaming Service Will Win? By Michael Andronico Here’s how Google Stadia and Microsoft’s Project xCloud stack up so far.
The Outer Worlds Highlights Choices, Consequences, Colors By Marshall Honorof The Outer Worlds is all about the choices you make as you build your character, assemble your party and explore the galaxy.
Sega Genesis Mini Hands-on Review: This Beats Nintendo and Sony By Michael Andronico With solid emulation and 42 great games, the Sega Genesis Mini is shaping up to be the retro console to beat.
Espire 1: VR Operative Is VR Stealth Done Right By Richard Priday Playing as a sneaky Australian robot is the kind of smooth experience you’d hope it would be.
Doom Eternal on Stadia Shows the Promise (and Pitfalls) of Cloud Gaming By Marshall Honorof We played Doom Eternal on Google's Stadia platform, and came away with some impressions about both the game and Google's upcoming streaming service.
Nintendo E3 2019 Recap: Breath of the Wild 2, Banjo-Kazooie in Smash and More By Rami Tabari Here’s what happened at Nintendo’s E3 2019 Direct, and how to watch it if you just missed it.
AMD Launches Ryzen 9 3950X: World’s First 16-Core CPU By Sherri L. Smith AMD is keeping its foot on the gas and bringing some much-needed competition to both the CPU and GPU fronts.
Microsoft’s Gaming Leads Talk Project Scarlett, xCloud and More at E3 2019 By Michael Andronico We spoke to Microsoft's Mike Ybarra and Jason Ronald about Scarlett, Project xCloud, and the ways Xbox and PC gaming are coming together.
