Ahh, fall. The time for pumpkin spice lattes, long walks amongst colorful autumn trees, and watching scary movies underneath the safety of your favorite blanket. It’s also the time for some big releases in video games.
Fall starts later this week. The kids are back at school. And you can once again find Captain America shield-bashing the little tin knight from Ghosts ‘n Goblins.
Some habits are hard to kick.
It’s time to go back to Gotham. Who else is going to solve all those Riddler boxes and quick time events?
Did you hear? The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is getting its first DLC this week, in case you already didn’t have enough to catch up on in that game.
This year’s E3 showed off a bunch of interesting games. Unfortunately, none of them are coming out this week.
This week is E3, which means tons of games are getting announced and none of them are actually coming out, at least not right now.
June holds the bizarre distinction of being one of both the most and least exciting months in gaming. Players may be thrilled to discover all the news and details for upcoming games via E3, but chances are they won’t actually see many AAA titles launching.
It’s been nearly four years since the game that looked like if Wind Waker had a baby with Ico was announced. How time flies!
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: who do you think would win in a fight, Batman or Superman?
They just don’t make first-person shooters like they used to. Except for Strafe.
It feels like only yesterday a giant open-world game was coming out every week. But alas here we are, inching towards the summer drought like a caterpillar in a cabbage patch.
Picking stuff up in games will never get old.
It’s time to leave childish things like tower climbing, cyborg-dino slaying, and planet scanning behind and go hit the books.
Some places are worth returning to as often as possible on each new console.
When things in this galaxy get too predictable, it’s time to pick up and lift off for another. Maybe humanity can finally find peace outside the Milky Way.
It turns out the future has been delayed, so let’s play with some psychopathic stuffed animals instead.
Sunglasses are out, protective leather coverings are in.
Who will wear the fighting lizard-like, arthropodic creatures better: Link or Aloy?
Samurai Dark Souls is finally here. And not much else.
