With Toy Fair 2020 around the corner, Hasbro is popping an early announcement, detailing how Tiger Electronics have been resurrected. Like the consoles of yesteryear, they’ll do what Tiger did best: Create cheap disposable gaming devices with easy controls, a decent battery life and hopefully they’ll be as durable as their predecessors, devices so rugged that not only could they survive a nuclear war but the arguably more destructive force that is a toddler whacking away at the console.

What we know about the PlayStation 5 so far is a great big fat something. We know it’s going to have a solid state drive so that loading screens can be take out back and put to sleep with a shotgun blast to the face. We know of some of the games that’ll be launching on it, such as Outriders. …

We’re on the verge of a new console gaming era, and you’re most likely already saving up to grab either a PlayStation 5 or an Xbox Series X. This coming generation might be the priciest of the lot if new reports are accurate.

While it’ll most likely be years and years before this technology can be ready for consumer use, having smaller downloads that get more players hopping into a game quicker than ever before will be a hell of a feather in the cap of the Xbox Series X if Microsoft can pull this feat of software sorcery off.

The key appeal of a new console back in the day was usually a simple one: More power, a sexy new box and a reason to use that device to show off just how fantastic your new selection of video games looked when you invited the proles inside of your mansion. With the launch of the PlayStation 4 and the …

In case you were wondering if Sony would finally reveal the PlayStation 5 at CES 2020 while you slept the night away, good news! They didn’t! Wait that’s bad news unless you did get up at an ungodly hour, buzzing with anticipation and hype for a reveal of an angular black box that can play games. What Sony did reveal though, was the official logo for the PlayStation 5. Which you can marvel at in all of its minimalist glory below. BEHOLD!

In the case of the Xbox Series X, we’ve probably all been getting the idea behind that console completely wrong. Maybe. Kind of, look it’s weird.

Here’s a look at the very best in strategy games, that got us using our noodles and clicking more than ever throughout 2019.