Orcs are still out for blood, but like the old paraphrased adage goes: Not all Orcs. Some Orcs will actually be of aid to you in Shadow of War, an intriguing new gameplay feature this time for a sequel that created fantastic love-to-hate relationships with the green-skins in the Nemesis System. Said system has been expanded, but as design director Michael de Plater revealed, there’s a bigger emphasis on creating stories with enemies and allies this time around.

The Nemesis System was a gameplay mechanic that added value to the grunts that you were murdering in Shadow of Morder, crafting stories and tales of Orc chieftains who actually had a decent reason to want you dead. Its a defining idea, that’s making a return later this year in Middle-Earth: Shadow of War.

Shadow of Mordor, the most ambitious Lord of the Rings title ever, could have a sequel well into development already at Monolith.

I love when I hear about studios hiring rather than firing. It makes me even happier when they're hiring for projects that get me excited.

There will indeed be a "Game of the Year" version of Shadow of Mordor - and it's out next month.

It looks like our favourte game from last year, Shadow of Mordor, is getting a "Game of the Year" re-release.

Nintendo premiered a ton of new gameplay footage for the upcoming Xenoblade Chronicles X over the weekend. Prepare to be gobsmacked.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is going to be massive, consuming all of your available free time.