Naughty Dog's Neil Druckmann has a Return to Monkey Island cameo
Neil Druckmann, the man behind the gritty The Last of Us games, has a cameo in the delightful, and comparatively very colourful, Return to Monkey Isla
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Final Fantasy 14 now most profitable game in the series
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XCOM 2 Collection making its way to iOS next month
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Battlefield 6's multiplayer takes a bold new direction with its class system, but I'm worried it's also a risky one
For all the talk of taking Battlefield back to its roots, Battlefield 6’s multiplayer is actually pretty bold. Typically the formula has been instantl
Pokémon Go's monthly Community Day ticket doubles in price
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Assassin's Creed Japan game emerges from the Shadows
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Ghost of Tsushima film director considering ways to "expand further"
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Mortal Kombat movie director reportedly signs up to helm sequel
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Halo Infinite's multiplayer is secretly a comedy
I have a lot of nostalgia for Bungie’s classic Halo games, they’re great. I loved the epic music, the funny alien grunts, and playing co-op campaign w
US government report takes aim at big tech, including Apple's 30% App Store cut
A big new report by the Democrat-led US House of Representatives has slammed Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google for what it describes as “monopolistic