Heroes of the Storm’s 2.0 update is about rewards, not changing the game
Blizzard has rebooted Heroes of the Storm without actually rebooting it. The developer has made a big to-do about Heroes of the Storm 2.0, effectively relaunching...
PC Gaming Weekly: Why we think PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds is special
One of the hottest games on Steam right now shows why the PC platform is so ideal for experimenting with different forms of gameplay....
Sledgehammer’s Call of Duty: WWII will be an unflinching and respectful combat experience
Activision and Sledgehammer Games have revealed details of their next big game, Call of Duty: WWII. Some information leaked on March 25, but the companies...
Team Liquid renews its Twitch partnership
One of the biggest teams in professional gaming is going to continue providing video to the world’s largest livestreaming site. Twitch announced today that...
AMD’s latest $1,000 Radeon Pro Duo puts 2 Polaris GPUs into one card
As AMD is rolling out its latest video cards for gamers with the Radeon 570 and 580, the company is now also aiming a...
Grand Theft Auto V vs. Google Earth reveals Rockstar’s attention to detail
Rockstar’s game are often called “open-world crime simulators,” but you could just as easily call Grand Theft Auto V “virtual tourism.” A new video...
Heroes of the Storm 2.0 is live with its free heroes and new loot chests
Blizzard is slapping Heroes of the Storm, splashing some water on its face, and telling it to get back in there. Heroes of the...
Bravely Default developer Silicon Studio moves into game engines with open-source Xenko platform
Japanese game maker Silicon Studio, the maker of the Nintendo’s hit 3DS series Bravely Default, is moving into the game engine business with the...
SuperData: Gaming-related videos will earn $4.6 billion this year
Twitch, YouTube, and other gaming-focused video sites have created an enormous market that attracts a massive global audience, and this sector is on pace to...
Gambling website finds Evil Geniuses is the top-earning team in esports
Among all the professional franchises in esports, Evil Geniuses is No. 1. To date, its teams have won $15.4 million from 632 tournaments. The Oakland,...