LEGO Dimensions Adds Five New Expansion Packs
“Who You Gonna Call?” LEGO Dimensions Adds Five New Expansion Packs Based on World’s Biggest Entertainment Brands: Ghostbusters, DC Comics, Doctor Who, Back to the Future, and LEGO Ninjago!
Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo – Talking Financial Stuff
It turns out that Sony has been having a pretty good summer so far. The Japanese giant has released its financial results between April...
Elder Scrolls Online Update 11
Good news for fans of The Elder Scrolls Online as Bethesda announces details of it's much anticipated Update 11 which will hit on August...
Gamescom 2015
Gamescom is back in Cologne for it's 7th year running, with over 700 exhibitors from more than 40 countries presenting their new products in Cologne. The booked exhibition space has been greatly expanded. Overall, Gamescom will span a gross floor space of 193,000 square metres (+18%).
PUBG Suing Fortnite Developer, Epic Games Over UI
Player Unknowns Battlegrounds developer PUBG Corporation is suing the Korean developers of its rival battle royale style game, Fortnite, over claims of copying elements...
XCOM too Easy? Try TASTEE: Lethal Tactics
TASTEE: Lethal Tactics is a simultaneous, turn-based tactics game. Command your mercenaries with precision and anticipate your opponents' movements to take them down in...
ESL will begin to drug testing players
It's official, the ESL(Electronic Sports League) has announced that they will do random drug test in the ESL One Cologne event in August...
Game reviewer Alanah Pearce teaches abusive trolls a lesson
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...
The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff pack
Get ready for a spooky party! The Sims 4 has just announced they are treating us all to a brand new Spooky Stuff pack!
Meet Alienware’s Alpha console, a Steam Machine without SteamOS (for now)
Alienware's long-awaited Alpha finally arrives, but is it really the console killer or just warmed-over hardware?





















