Category: HolidayDecember 11, 2023 Xbox Holiday Travel Guide: How to Keep Playing Your Favorite Games, No Matter Where You Celebrate Jeff Rubenstein The holidays can be a perfect time to relax, unwind, and enjoy some quality time with your family and friends. But if you’re a gamer, the holidays may arrive at a time when…
The unmistakable silhouette of an unfinished, in-development Steam Achievement popup appears in the trailer for Mortal Kombat 1’s Switch edition (via Kotaku), a trailer which is noticeably prettier than the actual, decidedly wonky-looking Switch version. “Yooo I can’t believe that Nintendo finally put an achievement system on the switch after so long,” joked a viewer…
R Series PCs will let you combine two disks into a RAID 0 or RAID 1 configuration Zotac is a seasoned campaigner when it comes to the mini-PC market, where it has been a key player for many years now. It’s once again trying to make its presence felt with the new R Series ZBOX…
At the beginning of the month, we learned that the Crysis for Nintendo Switch was going to be delayed by a few weeks to ensure the team had enough time to apply some polish to the title ready for launch. Needless to say, fans reactions to a video of the game was less than desirable….
A brand new update for Dragon Marked For Death has arrived today, bringing the side scrolling beat ’em up to Version 3.1.0. The update contains a wealth of fixes and improvements including a brand new final boss, new end-game weapons and a new quest. Here’s the full patch notes from Inti Creates for Dragon Marked…
Kenji Eno missed the “loose, free atmosphere” of the original Shoshinkai demo. When Super Mario 64 was released on the N64 back in 1996, it was considered a landmark title, acting as a blueprint for many developers on how to approach 3D movement inside their games. Tetsuya Nomura, for instance, recently called it “the game…
Do you remember that moment in Baldur’s Gate 3 when you thought you were approaching the end, but then you arrived in Act 3’s big city and realized you weren’t even close? Because I sure do. I remember proudly announcing I was about to finish the RPG, only to spend another 100 hours methodically combing…
Greetings PlayStation fans, can you believe it!? Ni no Kuni II arrives in a matter of days! To celebrate the launch of the game, we wanted to share the launch trailer with you and give you a peek behind the curtain into the super team that’s bringing this epic JRPG to life! The Maestro –…
Hello Friends! After almost eight years in development, I’m excited to share that Manifold Garden is finally available now on PS4 in North America, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. For those who don’t know, Manifold Garden is a game that takes place in an Escher-esque world of impossible architecture. The world repeats infinitely in every…
Microsoft reiterates it will remain exclusive to Xbox. There’s been conversation about Microsoft’s Game Pass subscription service potentially being released on rival platforms, but at the end of last year, the company’s gaming CEO Phil Spencer ruled this out. If you were hopeful this might change one day, it seems not. In Xbox’s latest business…