This year saw plenty of online action erupt in more traditional genres, as racing games sped into view and sports titles turned us all into sons of pitches. So which game scored the biggest goal and took first place for a podium finish? Read on and find out!
EA no longer produces rugby games (although in hindsight that may be for the best), with the big egg having been dropped. So who’s picking up the ball this year? None other than Wellington based games developer Sidhe, who’ll be looking to score some points with Rugby Challenge 3. There’s no trailer for it yet, but here’s the list of features!
Based on an interview with boxing promoter Eddie Hearn, EA has reportedly said that they’re looking at returning to the franchise. I’ve never really understood boxing, if I’m honest. Like, everyone makes out that it’s really exciting but 90% of boxing matches are just two people punching their gloves. At least with MMA they get to kick and stuff, it’s …
This year might be the biggest year yet for FIFA as EA dials the gameplay up to 11. FIFA 20 will see an overhaul in various areas, ranging from sweeping changes in defense that’ll make your AI far more competent on the field while your own manual take on keeping your goal posts free of any scoring action will result in a far more rewarding experience according to EA.
Without competition, the world would be a whole lot less ambitious, leading to life being kind of…well boring. Sports games were in fine form in 2018, with action taking place on a variety of tracks, fields and pitches. Here’s a look at some of the very best competition that made for some heated gaming moments this year.
Amazon is aggressively pursuing the sports market as they are looking to bid for the Fox sports networks which are now up for grabs.
Fortnite made a massive deal of cross-platform play when it launched on Nintendo Switch during E3, essentially singling out Sony as the only platform holders that don’t really want to play ball. You’d think that the biggest game on earth right now would apply the sort of pressure needed to get them to shift their policy, but in the weeks …
An interesting survey shows that younger inviduals are watching more esports than traditional sports, especially in the USA.
Cash once ruled Colorado commerce. From Denver’s neighborhood diners to mountain-town gift shops, physical …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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