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Single player campaigns will always remain crucial to gaming. At least that's this offline gamer's opinion. Just look at the outcry from gamers and...

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...

We take a look back at the cult anime classic of the 90s, what made it so special and why the recent whitewashing nontroversy just doesn't get it at all.

With a dominant install base worldwide, PlayStation has no real need for cross-play. Most games will find someone amongst the 80 millions users to set you up with. Why hand this advantage over to their competitors?

Well, well, well, I guess now we know what that event on September 7th is for. Following yesterday's news story we take a closer...

With the continuing rabid speculation about the PlayStation 5, complete with foaming mouths and erratic behaviour, it's time we got in on the act and shamelessly fed into this hype feedback loop and made fun of some fake trailers

With a dwindling set of AAA licences available year-on-year, Konami were forced to change tack. Turkish Süper Lig, SPL and full partnerships with the Old Firm of Celtic and Rangers are not to be underestimated - nor is the sharp upturn in player/team numbers. Here's why.

'New Kick Off' mode is probably the most exciting feature that FIFA 19 and it nigh-on killed me to keep it under wraps. Games companies get accused of neglecting couch multiplayer. 'House Rules' is easily the coolest thing to happen to a football game since indoor games in the otherwise abysmal FIFA '97.

There are thousands of games that you can download for your kids, but only a handful that are good enough for your kids to play. Here are six simple and fun games for your child to play on PC

Last Tuesday (23rd January) Phil Spencer announced that any first-party titles MS released for the foreseeable future will be available on Game Pass at launch. We ask if this is desperate gamble by the ailing giant or the first step on the road to 'Games as a Service'? Do we have anything to fear?