Opinion

Better Hardware, Better Visuals and Faster Frame Rate Many console gamers argue that the substance of the game trumps how it looks; that is, the...

Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege: Blood Orchid Operation Health ends with the upcoming release of Blood Orchid for R6: Siege. No longer will players get...

Finding a use for screenless Alexae (plural) could be a tough challenge given a handset with similar capabilities laying in every pocket of the developed world. The circular screen pushes the Echo Spot ahead of any similar device or service - it's a game-changer for in-house personal assistance.

With the release of (most likely) game the year on PS4, Xbox Prince Philip took time to congratulate Sony Santa Monica on their momentous achievement - we ask why gamers cannot get along.

The PS Vita has been flatlining for a while now. Nintendo have yet to announce a 3DS follow-up, seemingly content to sweep up with the hybrid Switch. Smartphones killed a once-proud handheld market and they are likely to kill again.

There are still some publishers and devs with the backbone to release full games. However, it is getting rarer that we can enjoy a game without horrific Bernaysian voodoo trying to wrench our wallets back open.

Pro Evolution Soccer 2019's demo is promising with with quite a few improvements on display. Passing and shooting are looser with more room for mistakes. Online play feels snappier and previous titles' persistent lag seems to have been solved. The AI seems a little tactically one-dimensional across the demo's 12 teams with few strategic patterns being seen.

Affected users of Mate 20 Pro have had to rely on local representatives to sort out customer complaints of 'green screen' while the Huawei get an official statement together. #Gluegate 2.0?

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.

An idiot and a senile old man duke it out about whether or not console manufacturers are undermining a traditional console gaming strength by cluttering their line-up and forcing iterative upgrades