Uncategorized

MGSV is one of the most satisfying games I’ve ever played and the buzz I shared on my first impressions review never died out. Usually in MGS I have moments were I go nuts with lethal weapons, disregarding stealth because there’s more novelty in strapping a guard with C4 and holding down the fort with a machine gun after he blows up. But this one gives you so many options for playing it sneaky that I haven’t even had time to use bullets and bombs.

Some new details on how No Man's Sky will work have been revealed. In an exclusive interview with IGN, managing director in Hello Games,...

What a mess they made when it all went wrong. It's Kojima v Kozuki when you want an culprit for MGSV's botched ending, but why should you pick a side?

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...

Has backwards compatibility become the selling point of modern gaming?

Remedy Entertainment who created hits like Quantum Break and the Max Payne series has signed a publishing deal with 505 games to produce a...

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...

Halo: The Fall of Reach Available on Blu-ray, DVD, and VOD Today

Star Citizen is something of a crowdfunding marvel. It has amassed easily the most money that any game ever has (over €100 million) through...

There is a heartfelt message there but it's all so fragmented that it's either phoned in, directly stated at you, or ends before it had any right to. It literally makes a "Quiet Exit" and you're left bewildered, trying to make sense of it and figure out what Kojima was trying to say.