Nintendo's showing off a brand-new batch of indies heading for the Switch and Switch 2 systems in the coming months. Here's a round-up of what we saw today.
Nintendo's showing off a brand-new batch of indies heading for the Switch and Switch 2 systems in the coming months. Here's a round-up of what we saw today.
The famed composer behind Journey, Sword of the Sea, and The Banner Saga reveals he'd been working on the canceled Mass Effect's soundtrack in the wake of BioWare's closure.
If Marvel: Ultimate Alliance 2 is somehow still on your radar, it’s
worth noting that the Character & Sim Mission DLC pack’s expiration
date is quickly approaching.
Treyarch wants fans to know they’ve been listening to community
feedback, and a such have detailed a list of WIP fixes they are
polishing off for an upcoming PC patch.
It doesn’t matter how long a game has been on the market, Valve
believes there is always room for improvement. As such, it's launching a
Team Fortress 2 public beta.
Gran Turismo is heralded for its realism, but how well do the game’s
physics really work? Watch a collision that forces a car to do more
flips than would be safe for a cheerleader.
Rumors about Sony’s PlayStation Phone have been circulation for months
upon months, but we’ve only seen glimpses of what this kind of system
might look like. Now, thanks to a leaked video, we can actually see the
system in action.
It's the first Weekend Warrior post in December thus the end of the
year is creeping up. Have you caught up with this year's games? Let us
know what you're playing in the comments section!
Never heard of Ümloud!? This Rock Band-centric fundraiser is held
yearly in San Francisco. Take a look at an awesome Behind the Music-style video about Broasis, the band that will be headlining this year's event.
Rumor has it that Minneapolis is going to be blanketed in snow all
weekend, but even if you're not stuck inside like us, I've got a good
excuse for you to spend the weekend with a controller in your hands:
the Game Informer Online Weekend Frag-Fest.
If there's one great adversity that gamers have had to get used to
facing in virtual warfare, it's the constant chatter of racist, sexist,
and homophobic morons over our headsets. But how would that annoyance
affect a real soldier? YouTube has the answer!
