Assassins travelling the globe, a comedic fright, a cult classic, and a twisted world await among the first gaming releases of 2021. Five Nights At Freddy’s: Core Collection A job like no other awaits in this collection. Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza is a beloved venue for families during the day, but by night it becomes a […]Read More
In an unprecedented move, Sony announced that Cyberpunk 2077 has been removed from the PlayStation Store. The decision has come because of players noticing a significant difference in the quality of the game on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One compared to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and, most notably, PC versions of the game. Several […]Read More
The Last of Us: Part II, Ghost of Tsushima, Hades and Among Us were just some of the winners at The Game Awards 2020.Read More
As we bid 2020 farewell, the final gaming releases of the year include immersive wartime adventures, Greek gods and monsters, a battle against time (and a dragon), gang warfare prohibition style and a little game called Cyberpunk 2077. Empire of Sin Make your moves to control the streets of Chicago in this turn-based strategy. Set […]Read More
The winners of the 2020 Golden Joystick Awards have been announced. Like many other gaming events in 2020, this year’s awards ceremony was broadcast on social media, Twitch and YouTube. The pre-show, hosted by voice actor Travis Willingham, featured a look back at 2020 in gaming. With contributions from various figures within the gaming industry […]Read More
Among the releases for November are Viking sagas, some comic-inspired adventures, war on a cold front, a new chapter in the world of Yakuza and the beginning of a new generation of gaming.Read More
Both the video game and live action Nathan Drake actors shared pictures from the Uncharted film's production in Europe.Read More
This month’s gaming releases include a trip to a galaxy far, far away along with a new tale from a beloved franchise, the chance to liberate London, an opportunity to test your skills on the pitch, and the chance to delve deep into untold horrors.Read More
Sony has announced more details about the upcoming release of the PlayStation 5. Revealing the details in an online presentation, Sony also gave fans a look at some of the titles that are in development for the next-gen console. First up was the announcement of Final Fantasy XVI. Featuring a medieval setting, fans got a […]Read More
Ubisoft has hosted their second Ubisoft Forward event. Streamed online, the event revealed new details about upcoming releases and new content for their existing titles. Shortly before the presentation began, Ubisoft released a video statement on social media from CEO Yves Guillemot, in which he addressed the recent scandals in the company. Included in this […]Read More
Microsoft has officially unveiled the details of the Xbox Series S. Set to release in November, the Xbox Series S is a digital-only console that the company says will be the smallest console they have ever released in terms of size. The console will retail for $299 or £249.99 at launch. Microsoft also released a […]Read More
As summer draws to a close, gamers will be spoilt for choice as September’s gaming releases include the chance to be an icon of the pitch and the court, join Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, turn tricks in the skate park, duke it out in the squared circle and rise through the ranks of the Mafia.Read More
Gamescom 2020 has officially begun with the Opening Night Live event. Hosted by Geoff Keighley, the event marks the start of the first all-digital Gamescom after the physical event in Cologne was called off due to COVID-19. The night began for the online with a short pre-show. Hosted by Kyle Bosman, the pre-show included a […]Read More
Sony has announced that Fall Guys is now the most downloaded game on PS Plus. The announcement came via a tweet from PlayStation Europe, congratulating developer Mediatonic on breaking the record. Launched in 2010, PS Plus offers PlayStation users a collection of games free of charge to download and keep for the duration of their […]Read More
Niantic has announced that two raid tiers will be removed from Pokemon Go. Announcing the news on the Niantic Support Twitter account, both 2-Star and 4-Star raids will be taken out of the game in a future update, with the Pokemon in those tiers being added to the 1-Star and 3-Star tiers. This shift will […]Read More
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