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Tiger Woods makes a triumphant return to video games
Tiger Woods is back! In video game form, at least.
Know an aspiring video game creator? Roblox may just be the opportunity they're looking for
Roblox, the online gaming platform, allows anyone to learn how to make a game.
The upcoming Harry Potter game, Hogwarts Legacy, will be trans inclusive
2022's Hogwarts Legacy will allow for gender fluidity within its character creator, which is uncommon in gaming.
Pokémon fans are finally getting the open-world adventure they've always wanted
Pokémon Legends: Arceus finally promises an open world adventure, which is what fans have been asking for. Straying away from what made the series popular in the first place is a good thing.
Free next-gen upgrades means you need to be less worried about your games getting outdated
Worried that the recent games you bought for your PS4 will be obsolete with the PS5? Don't be.
The fabled Diablo 2 is getting a modern remastering for nostalgic gamers
Originally releasing in 2000, Diablo 2 has always been a fan favorite. Thus, it's no surprise that the game is getting a major overhaul, following a long lasting trend.
Warner Bros. patents their Nemesis System to the dismay of gamers
WB Games' successful patent of their signature Nemesis System will stifle future innovation.
Hardcore game Rust gets a softer side
Rust, the extremely popular multiplayer survival game that made $2 million in 2 days, has added new features to make the new player experience more friendly. The timing of these updates is certainly interesting.
The Internet’s new video game crush is a very tall, probably vampiric lady
Resident Evil: Village, the upcoming entry in the horror video game franchise Resident Evil, is supposed to be the scariest game in the series. However, the Internet seems to be having other feelings, specifically towards one of the antagonists, other than fright.
