Xbox All Access is real and a great deal
If you don’t already own an Xbox One, Microsoft is making a bold and aggressive move to get you onboard with its new Xbox...
6 games band together on Ready Player One-style gaming multiverse
Is the gaming multiverse world of Ready Player One at hand? That’s the big claim coming from the makers of Enjin Coin, a new kind...
Nostos is an open-world VR RPG that sure looks like Sword Art Online
I’m a simple man. I love beautiful, cel-shaded worlds; role-playing games; and fighting monsters online with friends. Similar in many ways to Sword Art...
Mass shooting strikes Madden tournament in Florida
A gunman has killed multiple people at a Madden esports competition in Jacksonville, Florida, today, according to local officials. Jacksonville sheriff Mike Williams briefly...
Cooler Master CK552 keyboard review — who you gonna call?
The mechanical gaming keyboard market is so overstuffed that you can find a decent one for a fair price from just about any brand that...
Twilight Path hands-on: Charm is becoming a go-to VR studio for puzzle games
Twilight Path from Charm Games has a strong sense of identity from its opening moments. The very second that it begins you immediately feel like...
Fortnite and Rocket League show just how wrong Sony is about crossplay
Fortnite: Battle Royale is easily the biggest thing in the gaming world since … well, maybe anything. Some might say it’s so big because...
The 3 blunders of Nvidia’s RTX 2080 video card event
Nvidia kicked off this excruciatingly long week on Monday morning with an event in Germany to debut its upcoming GeForce RTX 20-series graphics cards....
World of Warcraft’s new short lays out Battle for Azeroth’s future
Blizzard released the third and final entry in its Warbringer series of semi-animated shorts, which focus on major characters in World of Warcraft’s new...
Certain Affinity is ready for the limelight with games as a service model
“Most of the huge success stories these days are games that operate as a service,” says Certain Affinity president and founder Max Hoberman. “They’re not one and done, or one and for the sequel. They really are these living, breathing, continuously enhanced and developed experiences. We’re wholly embracing that shift.