Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond hands-on — Advancing VR combat on the Oculus Rift
Oculus and Respawn Entertainment have finally revealed their secret project as Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond, a big-budget virtual reality game coming in...
Aspyr spreads beyond Mac with classic Star Wars game for the Switch and PS4
Aspyr has been known for decades for its Apple ports of video games. But the Austin, Texas-based company has expanded it repertoire and today...
Sayonara Wild Hearts review — Dance-fighting with pop music and motorcycles is so fun
Music games don’t always get me on the dance floor. But Sayonara Wild Hearts is a wonderfully creative romp that combines dance-fighting, pop music,...
How Eugen Systems built the massive RTS Steel Division 2
For me, one of the surprising delights in gaming this summer came from French independent developer and self-publisher Eugen Systems, which launched its real-time...
How 5G will change the game industry and spur innovation
Of all the technologies that are coming to affect gaming, 5G — which brings much faster wireless broadband speeds to smartphones and other devices...
Hollywood and games 4.0 — How the love-hate relationship has evolved over time
NBCUniversal decided to shut down its game publishing division after almost three years. The company will go back to a strategy of licensing games...
NZXT H510i PC case review — Beloved for a good reason
The worst thing about the NZXT H-series of PC enclosures is that they are so popular. It stings a little to have a rig...
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening review — Making new memories
Replaying The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening for the Nintendo Switch was at times bittersweet. The original 1993 Game Boy release is my favorite...
How Hearthstone’s team made Tomb of Terrors a fun and distinct solo mode
Hearthstone‘s newest solo adventure, Tomb of Terrors, debuts today. Hearthstone became the king of the digital card game world thanks to its multiplayer offerings,...
Apple Arcade hands-on — dozens of original cartoon games aimed at family players
Apple Arcade is coming on September 19 in 150 countries for $4.99 a month [though it appears some people have access today, September 16 —...