The hype and gushing over Netflix’s interpretation of The Witcher game seems to have faded a bit but its never too late to ride on that new Continue Reading
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It seems that Internet services promoting this period of forced or voluntary quarantine as a perfect opportunity to catch up on videos and games may have been Continue Reading
Don’t miss a trick. Abilities in Ori and the Will of the Wisps are incredibly important: finding some of them can be the difference between you reaching Continue Reading
Pilfers are cute but they cannot have my gold. While I patiently wait for Derek Yu to post a tweet revealing the release date of Spelunky 2, Continue Reading
Call of Duty: Warzone has added a ‘Solos’ to the battle royale mode in the game. This will allow players to enter the map alone without having Continue Reading
A new type of legendary is also on the way, plus a complete re-work of the Priest class and this year’s Hall of Fame cards. In what Continue Reading
In an attempt to slow the coronavirus outbreak, health organizations like the WHO and the CDC are recommending that people exercise social distancing in communities where the Continue Reading
Microsoft reveals more details about the hardware powering the Xbox Series X, and it’s seriously impressive. The Xbox Series X isn’t even out yet and I already Continue Reading
Unlike the Wardcliff Coil, there’s little chance this PC could blow up in your face. If there’s one thing we love around here, it’s bombastic custom PC Continue Reading
E3 2020 is cancelled. Here’s how the industry is responding. The ESA held out as long as it could, but in the end it was inevitable: E3, Continue Reading
Call of Duty: Warzone went live late on March 10 and has gathered more than 6 million players in 24 hours, according to the game’s official Twitter Continue Reading
Test it out ahead of its second season. Anno 1800, the latest in the long-running economic city-builder series, also happens to be one of the best, so Continue Reading