Opinion

It's obvious that the last decade of rugby games were rushed, low-budget affairs. Such fan-exploitative tactics do nothing to help the sport itself nor their respective games' chances of becoming an annual/biennal hit.

Dropping a bombshell pre-E3 is an effective way to steal the thunder that anything else at E3 creates and Bethesda probably has a bombshell or two ready to go.

Fallout 76‘s recent confirmation and burgeoning details have started a healthy debate online. There is a healthy section of Fallout fans who fear that Bethesda are about to drop another weak online version of a beloved franchise.

Strange Brigade at GamesCom 2017 - Hands-on and Interview with Senior Designer, Tom Rigby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlcOFM0oiRc There was a new challenge of keeping it as difficult with...

Five Nights At Freddy's: How Scott Cawthon created one of the most interesting phenomenons in gaming over the last year.

Despite E3 being hailed as MS's 'squeaky bum time' by our very own Thomas 'T-Bag' Telford, the Seattle heavyweight is probably not entirely doomed if they show up for E3 with the usual guff and a Crackdown 3 delay.

Licensed games have a habit of being average, forgettable titles curtailed by the expense of their origins. World Cup and UEFA titles are no different with the majority sinking into the oblivion of the middle-ground.

We've been hearing a lot in the last few days about how the PlayStation 5 could be coming this year or next, with supposed...

In 2009 I had a conversation with a friend about how awesome it would be if we could play Oblivion or Fallout 3 co-op...

The dark side of the moon is a nickname give to a region on our celestial friend that is never seen from Earth. This...