Xbox Series X can beat PS5 — here’s 3 reasons why By Roland Moore-Colyer Xbox Series X is a powerful gaming machine, but it's nothing compared to the wider Xbox ecosystem.
PS5’s most impressive new game is Ratchet & Clank — here’s why By Marshall Honorof At the PS5 event on June 11, only Ratchet & Clank showed off just how rapidly and effectively the system can load entire levels.
Maneater is great fun, but open-world structure lets it down By Richard Priday Maneater is evidence that no matter how imaginative your theme, open world games are tapped out in their current form.
Nintendo Switch 2 could be a true powerhouse with this breakthrough By Roland Moore-Colyer The next Nintendo Switch could ditch Nvidia for the fruits of AMD and Samsung's partnership.
The best Star Wars game is KOTOR II — and it’s not even close By Marshall Honorof Unlike most Star Wars games, Knights of the Old Republic II deconstructs a part of the story that we usually take for granted.
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: 3 problems it should fix — but probably won’t By Marshall Honorof Assassin’s Creed Valhalla can learn from some of the missteps that Origins and Odyssey made, but I wonder whether it will.
Xbox Series X: 5 things we want from the May 7 event By Roland Moore-Colyer From price and release date to exclusive games to backwards compatibility, here are five things we want from Microsoft’s Xbox Series X May 7 event.
I'm picking Xbox Series X over PS5 — here's why By Roland Moore-Colyer Microsoft's Xbox Series X is a powerful console with a wide, interesting ecosystem that complements gaming PCs.
PS5 and Xbox Series X backwards compatibility is going to let us all down By Adam Ismail Backwards compatibility means something very different to Sony and Microsoft than it does to you.
PS5 and Xbox Series X: Why we need new consoles — and why we don't By Marshall Honorof, Adam Ismail Are the PS5 and Xbox Series X necessary? If so, are consoles something we'll always need? And, if not, what should we have had instead?
9 names WAY better than 'Xbox Series X' By Jesus Diaz The Xbox Series X looks really pretty and houses plenty of power, but the name sucks.
Are Pokémon Sword and Shield’s issues as bad as fans are saying? By Rami Tabari Fans hanging up a #GameFreakLied flag have widely criticized Pokémon Sword and Shield for cutting the national Pokédex and reusing animations, but are the complaints valid?
NFS Heat is the best Need for Speed in a decade By Adam Ismail NFS Heat combines an invigorating open world with addictive pursuits, deep customization and — for the first time in a long while — enjoyable handling.
5 Ways Mixer Beats Twitch By Michael Andronico From co-streaming to interactive broadcasts, here are five features that make Mixer a compelling Twitch alternative.
Why Can't Nintendo Get Online Multiplayer Right? By Rami Tabari Nintendo revealed that you can't play with your friends online in Super Mario Maker 2. Why can't Nintendo get online multiplayer right?
Will Google Stadia Be Worth the Money? By Michael Andronico Google Stadia could revolutionize AAA gaming by letting you play hot titles on any device, but its pricing options could prove frustrating.
9 Things We Want from the New Nintendo Switch By Tom's Guide Staff Nintendo is expected to update its Switch console with not one, but two new models. Here's what we want the company to add.
Google Stadia: Our 3 Biggest Concerns By Marshall Honorof Google's Stadia game streaming platform has incredible potential, but Google has to address these key issues to ensure it succeeds.
WWE 2K19 Is the Franchise's First Good Game In Years By Henry T. Casey After years of bad-to-mediocre WWE games from 2K, its latest edition shakes things up enough, and is
5 Reasons You Should Wait to Play Spider-Man By Marshall Honorof There's an incredible amount of pressure to play every single big game as soon as it comes out, but you don’t have to.
The Switch’s NES Controllers Are a Ripoff (And You Can Do Better) By Adam Ismail Once upon a time, you needed an NES controller to play the games you grew up with. But times are better now, and you don’t need to suffer with callouses on your hands and a hole in your wallet.
Why Most Superhero Games Suck By Robert Carnevale Superhero games aren't inherently bad, but I've got an idea to explain why they haven't panned out as they should have — and why they can, in the future.
5 Ways Xbox Can Win E3 2018 By Michael Andronico Microsoft faces an uphill battle at E3 2018, but here's how it can compete with Sony and Nintendo.
What Thanos in Fortnite Means for the Game's Future By Michael Andronico Fortnite's new Marvel tie-in is an exciting glimpse at what could happen to the game in the future.
What Nintendo Labo Tells Us About Switch's Future By Michael Andronico The Nintendo Labo spotlights some of the Switch's most underrated features — and provides an exciting glimpse of what's to come.
Why Buying a Gaming PC Is Better Than Building Right Now By Andrew E. Freedman Cryptocurrency miners have driven up the cost of components, so buying a prebuilt gaming PC will save you money over building one yourself.
Should You Buy a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller? By Marshall Honorof The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is tempting, but is it really worth $70?
Star Wars Battlefront 2 Is a Great Game With One Big Problem By Michael Andronico Star Wars Battlefront 2 is a huge improvement over the first game, but some of its key features are gated behind a frustrating progression system.
Forget the Xbox One X, Here's Why Xbox One S is a Better Buy By Michael Andronico Microsoft's powerful Xbox One X is enticing, but here's why the One S is a better buy.
5 Reasons to Play Destiny 2 on PC Over Console By Michael Andronico The PC version of Destiny 2 has finally arrived. Here's why it has been worth the wait.
