Aksys Rolls Out A Trailer For Indie Platformer Tin & Kuna
Well, it looks like Aksys Games, a publisher of Under Night In-Birth, has decided to
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Activision Unleashes Free-To-Play Battle Royale ‘Call of Duty: Warzone’
Well, we all knew they were gonna come back to this. I mean, the Battle
#RushdownReview: Granblue Fantasy Versus
Take a look at my review of the much anticipated fighting game from acclaimed developer
#FightFriday: How Good Netcode Can Revive Any Game
Street Fighter V has basically wrapped up for all intents and purposes with Street Fighter:
#Evo2020 Line Up Is Full of Surprises
Another year, another Evo lineup reveal in the books. This year wasn’t as surprising as
Guilty Gear Strive: Hands-On Impressions
Last weekend, Michael and I attended Frosty Faustings and had a pretty good time. I
Garou: Mark of the Wolves Receives Rollback Patch From Code Mystics
Today has given us an unexpected surprise. It would seem that the people at Code
#FightFriday: A Modder Just Fixed SFV’s Netcode Issue
For the entire lifespan of Street Fighter V, it has never failed in its divisiveness.
Video Game Leaks: Friend or Foe?
I’m not here to discuss leaks and how they happen. No, we could be here all day for that. Instead, I want to discuss the effect of leaks. Whether we accept this or not, this much is certain: leaks are not a good thing for the industry. They can ruin trailers and announcements, and while that may not mean a lot to some gamers out there it definitely means a lot to a team who had to put that promotional material out. Imagine working weeks on a trailer for a game you know people are going to love, only to see the announcement made by a Reddit post because of the leaked box art or something. That would be pretty shitty.
#CES2020: Alienware ?Concept UFO Revealed
Nintendo brought something big to the table with the Nintendo Switch. A hybrid of a