While many other major annual video game franchises have taken a year off this generation, Call of Duty has stayed consistent, with a new game dropping every year like clockwork. And right on >>
While many other major annual video game franchises have taken a year off this generation, Call of Duty has stayed consistent, with a new game dropping every year like clockwork. And right on >>
I’m not sure “privilege” would be the right word to describe my opportunity to spend a few hours with Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice last month. Developed by FromSoftware — who you know from >>
After revealing that Black Ops 4 (or IIII) would be the next game in the Call of Duty franchise back in March, Activision will finally give fans a glimpse of the game during a community reveal >>
I was late to the party with Monster Hunter: World. Despite all the hype leading up to the game’s launch, and then the deluge of positive reviews once it arrived, I was confident that >>
Following weeks of speculation, Activision announced on Thursday that Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 (IIII) will be the next entry in the long-running first-person shooter series. In a tweet, the publisher announced it >>
Citing multiple sources familiar with the project, Kotaku UK reported on Tuesday that Activision is working on a Spyro the Dragon trilogy remaster, set to launch before the end of the year. Similar >>
Just days after Destiny 2 launched on consoles, the first expansion has appeared in a listing on the Microsoft Store. It’s still unclear if this was intentional or not, but Bungie marketing director >>
As one of the most anticipated games of the year, Destiny 2 didn’t disappoint. It improves on the original game in almost every way, and even though not all of the features and >>
