How Fnatic’s esports victories led it into hardware
Sam Mathews and Anne Mathews founded Fnatic as one of the pioneering esports organizations in 2004. Over 14 years, its teams have competed in...
Star Trek Fleet Command impressions — Beaming you into battle and microtransactions
Star Trek Fleet Command goes live in a couple of days, and I’ve been playing with a build of the mobile game for Android...
Red Dead Online beta — Here’s how the multiplayer open world begins (updated)
Rockstar Games launched the beta version of Red Dead Online for some of its players today. So far, Red Dead Online is only be...
Atari CEO interview — How Rollercoaster Tycoon revival saved the company
When Frederic Chesnais took over the legendary Atari company in 2013, the new owners had about $34 million (€30 million) in debt and about...
Presents for old-school gamers: A 2018 retro gaming gift guide
Sure, you could just buy a person one of those fancy new video games for the holidays. I mean, if you’re laaaaame. All the...
Rainbow Six Siege: Hands-on with Season 4’s Operation Wind Bastion
Ubisoft‘s Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege is starting out its Year 3 Season 4 content with a new update dubbed Operation Wind Bastion. This...
Crow: The Legend interview — taking VR entertainment to the next level
Crow: The Legend debuted last week as a new animated film for both 2D viewing on YouTube and Facebook, as well as an interactive virtual...
How crypto mining collapse caused Nvidia to lose $23 billion in market value
Nvidia didn’t have a great week. It reported earnings that fell short of Wall Street’s expectations on Thursday, and by Friday the company’s stock...
Battlefield V review — an unfinished work of art
Battlefield V is one of the prettiest games you’ll see that juxtaposes the horrific fighting of World War II with beautiful landscapes. As you...
How Oblong helped IBM build its ‘immersion rooms’ with giant displays
John Underkoffler is best known as the science adviser for the landmark sci-fi film Minority Report, where actor Tom Cruise uses “data gloves” and gesture...