Features

This week's collection features an eclectic mix of posts to read, some things to mull over, and some insights into what some bloggers are currently playing. 

Editors Matthew Kato and Brian Shea discuss the hotly debated topic of whether the game is worthy of being included in our Top 50 list.

Narrowing down the cavalcade of amazing games released in 2015 to the top 50 is tough, but we're here to duke it out.

The Old Hunters is a challenging block of new content that complements the core game. Warning: Spoilers ahead!

The dynamic duo returns for more soul-splitting action in Bloodborne's expansion!

In this video tour, we dig through the studio's history and find relics like clothing from Alan Wake 2.

The DLC content does require some exploration to unlock.

Despite its lack of content, Battlefront has its hooks.

After playing so many open-world games, associate editor Kyle Hilliard is happy to have some direction.

Today is the Xbox 360's 10th birthday, which is a great excuse to revisit our list of the console's best 25 games.

One of Tomb Raider's gameplay assists can ruin the immersion factor tied to exploring lost ruins.

In this week's video feature we take a look at an excellent sandbox title from the developer of the original Star Wars Battlefront.

How do fire and ice melons taste, and what's the deal with Poochy, anyway? We ask Emi Watanabe and Takashi Tezuka our burning questions about Yoshi's Woolly World. 

In this video interview, the writer behind Max Payne and Alan Wake talks the power of story cliches and his new "experiment."

What are the most popular entries in the storied history of Star Wars video games?

Having trouble defending the forests of Endor from the Empire? "Use the force log!"

Blogs. Blogs never change when it comes to releases of the heavy-hitting games of the year. That's why this week is full of Fallout 4.

Have you ever wondered how massive some of gaming's most iconic creatures truly are?

We asked Remedy about their favorite TV shows and movies influencing Quantum Break.

Designer Emi Watanabe and producer Takashi Tezuka unravel the development of Yoshi's yarn adventure.