Features

The Pokémon Company is partnering with Niantic Labs on their upcoming augmented-reality Pokémon Go game. Learn more about Niantic's previous game, Ingress, in our feature.

We try out the newest addition to the Star Wars video game library.

We dive into the recently patched Bungie title to walk through changes to progression, vault storage, and more.

Ahead of Mario's 30th anniversary, we decided to reshare this interview with Shigeru Miyamoto and Takashi Tezuka, where we asked a series of strange questions about the notorious plumber and his world.

We have a ton of blogs about a ton of topics this week, so dig in!

Trespasser is the final chapter in the Dragon Age: Inquisition story, and will satisfy fans hoping to dive deeper into the lore and characters.

Tour the studio behind Dark Souls and Bloodborne, and learn about creator Hidetaka Miyazaki.

Media Molecule is bringing the Vita game to a new audience, in this PlayStation 4 reimagining. 

Join us as we take a look at Asteroid Base's challenging co-op
spaceship shooter simulator that's all about bringing love back to the
universe.

Jeff Cork and Andrew Reiner have been playing Metal Gear Solid V, and they have two significantly different takes on the game. 

Swords and shields are Dark Souls' bread and butter, but we've got new details on changes coming to the magic system.

Here’s a rundown of some key aspects that players can expect – or not expect – to see in Dark Souls III.

Battle Chasers: Nightwar seeks to emulate the classic turn-based RPG
action of classic Final Fantasy games with a comic book twist.

We measured the decibel levels of more than 20 different controllers, both new and old, to find out which was the loudest.

We take a look back at how video games have employed humor over the years.

In honor of Labor Day, we take a look at some of the ways
game characters earn a buck.

Mario Maker's creators talked to us about about Mario Paint inspirations and the chance of a Zelda Maker.

We spoke with creative director Mike Laidlaw about this epilogue and the status of the Inquisition.

The media age has made us better chroniclers, but we are still at risk of
losing our gaming history almost as quickly as we can record it.

Murder, mayhem, and defecating horses. What more could you want?