Every Version of Nuketown in Call of Duty: Black Ops History
With every Call of Duty: Black Ops release comes a new version of Nuketown, and the map’s evolution over the years is certainly worth a look.
All Known Launch Plans for the Xbox Series X/S
The Xbox Series X and Series S are launching in a few days, and here’s everything Xbox fans should know during launch day.
Spider-Man: Miles Morales Includes Tribute To Black Lives Matter
The game, which will be released on 12 November, has a significant tribute in there which has been picked up on – a huge in-game mural which is unlocked after…
Fuser Review: Solid Mix
Fuser won’t appeal to the casual audience that was once enraptured by Rock Band, but has a lot to offer creatives and music aficionados.
Souls Games Are at a Point Where They Can Take More Risks
The original Dark Souls formula has been explored thoroughly by FromSoftware and other developers, so perhaps it’s time to try new things.
Astro’s Playroom Review: A Love Letter To PlayStation Fans And A Showcase Of Next-Gen Tech
Astro’s Playroom is a wonderful showcase for PS5.
Starfield’s Procedural Worlds Need to Learn One Big Lesson from Mass Effect
Starfield will use procedural generation to create its multiple planets, but the game will need to learn one big lesson from Mass Effect first.
The Elder Scrolls 6 Should Take a Fresh Approach to One Series Staple
The Elder Scrolls 6 will likely walk and quack like a normal Bethesda duck, but that doesn’t mean the game can’t bring a fresh approach to one thing.
‘The Mandalorian’ Review: Episode 2 Highlights a Terrifying Monster — and Little Else
The latest episode of “The Mandalorian” gets as close to the horror genre as “Star Wars” can get, thanks to an impressively terrifying monster.
‘Mank’ Film Review: David Fincher Sumptuously Spins the ‘Citizen Kane’ Origin Story
This look at writer Herman Mankiewicz’s motivations examines the dividing line between studio politics and politics-politics