PS Plus games for September 2024: Quidditch Champions, MLB The Show 24, Little Nightmares II
PS Plus subscribers can pick up their new selection of free PS5 and PS4 games soon!
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Xbox August Update includes new Cloud Gaming options, Discord enhancements and more
Heads up Xbox gamers, the next big PC, console and cloud gaming update is rolling out.
Gundam Breaker 4 review for PC, PlayStation, Switch
The latest in the Gundam Breaker series is the ultimate Gunpla game for fans and newcomers alike.
Croc is BACK! Argonaut Games returns with a remaster of a nostalgic classic
After a 20 year hiatus, Argonaut and their beloved 3D mascot platformer is set to jump back onto consoles and the PC.
Gather your troops as Suikoden I&II HD Remaster Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars will march onto the frontlines March 2025
Speculators better unload their PS1 copies soon, less the market craters in March 2025.
Yakuza Kiwami debuts on Nintendo Switch this October
Kiryu Tiger Drops his way onto Nintendo hardware soon!
Tetris Forever to look at the game’s everlasting influence
You plebs will also play the greatest version of Tetris, Tetris Battle Gaiden!
Nintendo Indie World Showcase and Partner Direct: Castlevania, Tetris, Capcom Fighters, and more!
It’s something old and something new for Switch owners this fall.
Visions of Mana review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Visions of Mana marks the first new entry in the Mana series in nearly 15 years. Is it worth the wait?
Atari’s gritty futuristic battle-racing classic gets reimagined in Fatal Run 2089
A godfather of vehicular combat games is set to return to consoles and PC next year.
Concord review for PS5, PC
Concord is a competent hero shooter that can hopefully overcome its lackluster launch numbers.
Prepare for the Call of Duty: NEXT event with a new Black Ops 6 multiplayer trailer and more
Everything you need to know about the next era of Call of Duty is happening this week.
Nintendo Direct: Partner Showcase and Indie World Showcase scheduled for tomorrow
“Please note, there will be no mention of the Nintendo Switch successor during either of these presentations.”
Atari invites us to “Play Like It’s 1986” later this year with the Atari 7800+
If you passed on the Atari 2600+ game console release last year, maybe its newer, more capable cousin will catch your retro-minded attention.