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The PS4’s DualShock 4 has a headphone jack that allows you to plug whatever headphones into the controller. The Xbox One’s controller, however, only...

Game reviewer Alanah Pearce teaches abusive trolls a lesson New Face of Feminism 3.0 Underscores Misdirection of American Values Alanah Pearce, a 21 year old student...

With Ubisoft making a move toward movies, what have they got for us on the videogame front at E3 2016 - marking their 30th anniversary.

It's insanely thrilling if you're a stealth addict, and manages (so far) to right so many wrongs of previous games.

People are unhappy about the latest Metal Gear twist. But not everyone.

Almost as intangible as it is resonant, there's a sub-genre of horror once more being unearthed out of the psycho-soil of the collective unconscious; folk horror. It's particular flavour is one of isolated backwaters, strange townspeople and even stranger traditions. And it's all over horror video games.

Lara Croft and her games have been reimagined more than once, each point marking a decade of game design. While Legend was the first real reboot, building a new engine, gameplay style and backstory from the ground up, I feel like Anniversary is the best one to point out how much Tomb Raider had changed. It was a honest to god remake and not simply a HD texture pack, and took subtle but definite steps to turn Lara Croft into a more fleshed out, more human character. Tomb Raider 2013's reboot overshadows the previous one, but the reasons for that might not be in it's favour.

Gaming just got even better with Windows 10. Not only do your existing games work great, but now you can play and connect with gamers across Xbox One and Wi

PS Plus subscribers can look forward to Spotify being even more of a deal than it already is thanks to a new offer that...