There’s a story behind every action figure or doll you’ve ever owned, a rise and fall of empires and visionaries that created a secret history behind the scenes of pop culture’s greatest icons. The Toys That Made Us is a celebration of epic collections and the riskiest gambles ever taken, with season 3 of the documentary series dialling up the nostalgia to find the humanity that created massive toy empires. That it can do that with a laser-sharp wit and a burning passion, is a testament to the power of toys.

If you’re looking for a new twist on old favourites, then here you go: A complete guide to evolving familiar faces into brand new forms in Pokemon Sword and Shield.

A new adventure kicks off today in Pokémon Sword and Shield, and if you’re looking for an easy guide on just how much work you’ll need to put into evolving your critters, fear not! Let our guide show you the way.

When I was young, I played an awful lot of Maxis’ SimAnt, a simulation game that put you in role of a single ant within a colony of black ants in the back yard of a home. The goal there was to spread throughout the garden, fighting the red ants as you tried to drive the humans out of their …

Following a tease or two, Microsoft is ready to kick off X019 with a brand new slate of games! I’ll be covering the event and updating this post as necessary, so sit back and relax with your F5 key in hammering distance so you can see all the reveals from the Xbox celebration.

We’ve seen plenty of highs throughout 2019, from Sekiro through to John Wick Hex. We’ve seen big games win massively, humble indie attempts go mainstream and plenty of winners from across the board. We’re not here for that though. We’re here to scrape the barrel, find a secret door on the bottom and open it to reveal another grimy layer of horrid design beneath that, as we get our hands dirty. So what were the ten worst games of the year then?

Maybe you have a gripe and you need the world to know that you won’t stand for a reduced Pokemon count, that one texture of grass not being on par with your expectations and your outrage that 800 of the Pokémon you don’t care for aren’t in the game. Or maybe, and hear me out here, you kind of need to shut the hell up because the rest of us are still looking forward to a grand ol’ time.

Painting a rich picture of fantasy, adventure and mystery, The Dragon Prince is just about ready to head into its third season later this month. A season which doesn’t just look fantastic, but sounds just as magical thanks to Emmy Award-winning and Annie Award-nominated composer Frederik Wiedmann.