A new challenger has entered the field, and while it does have a few neat ideas of its own, maybe the biggest gun in its arsenal is the chance to take to the field and wield the might of several of Capcom’s heaviest hitters. It’s called Teppen, and even though I am beyond disappointed that it’s not based on one of the best anime series of all time, it does look kind of neat.

Rumours have been circling for ages that Red Dead Redemption 2 would eventually make its way to PC and a new discovery adds more fuel to the flame

As the first game was for the PlayStation 3, The Last of Us II is probably going to the be the PlayStation 4’s great big swansong. It’ll be one of the last big first-party games coming to the PlayStation 4 before we head into the next generation. The big question of course, is when it’s even coming.

Want to play a game that frustrates you endlessly. Try this game that is purposefully design around bad UI experiences.

Eight years is a hell of a stretch for any game to still be so fondly remembered, and while Bulletstorm has lived on in remasters since then, it looks like a sequel is nowhere to be found. People Can Fly CEO Sebastian Wojciechowski reckons that the studio’s beloved IP might get a follow-up eventually though.

For all the fun that we throw towards America and their WILD society, it’s hard to deny that we have a lot of love for the regular people across the pond. They’ve got a national pride that cannot be measured, they’re actually a friendly lot whose confidence is inspiring and they’re responsible for 97% of every inspiring speech in movies today. So with that in mind, here’s a look at several games from years past, that made me want to pump my fist into the air and yell America hell yeah!

The first thing I did when playing Graveyard Keeper was sell a pound of human flesh. Well, I tried to at least. Apparently, that sort of thing needs to be approved by the government first and I needed some kind of official stamp. Not a problem, how hard could it be to get a stamp? Turns out, exceedingly difficult largely because …

Today YouTube is synonymous with not just gaming, but digital consumption overall. Brands spend millions to peddle their wares on the site. Some of today’s actors and actresses that grace our screens had their humble beginnings asking you to smash that like and subscribe button for their semi-famous YouTube channels. To really appreciate the stature of YouTube in gaming today, …