Breitbart Tech’s Nate Church appeared on Whatever It Takes with Curt Schilling Wednesday to discuss this year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) and the cultural influence of video games.
For Honor is a simultaneously rewarding and frustrating experience, innovatively blending team-based multiplayer design with fighting game mechanics but unfortunately held back from its full potential by technical issues.
The Titans of Titanfall 2 all have unique weapons and abilities to help you dominate the battlefield. Stand by for Titanfall.
In reaction to negative feedback from players over last weekend’s multiplayer tech test, developer Respawn Entertainment is making a number of key changes to Titanfall 2.
After spending time with the open technical test for Titanfall 2’s multiplayer this weekend, I’m baffled by design decisions that seem targeted at obliterating everything that made the first game unique.
The remnants of humanity face off against ferocious mechanical monsters in the post-apocalyptic world of Horizon Zero Dawn.
Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos appeared on Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM Patriot Ch. 125 this morning and discussed authoritarian action by progressives at social media companies like Facebook and Twitter.
Speaking with host and Breitbart News Executive Chairman Stephen K. Bannon on Breitbart News Daily, Breitbart Tech editor Milo Yiannopoulos discussed the suppression of conservative voices by Twitter on the social media platform.
Watch the latest trailer for Homefront: The Revolution, the first-person open-world shooter in which American insurgents fight to take back an occupied United States.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz has spoken out against the government’s regulation of the Internet through net neutrality in a video message Breitbart Tech can exclusively share with readers.
Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush has spoken out against the government’s regulation of the Internet through net neutrality in a video message Breitbart Tech can exclusively share with readers.
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Marco Rubio has spoken out against the government’s regulation of the Internet through net neutrality in a video message Breitbart Tech can exclusively share with readers.
Breitbart Tech co-editor Milo Yiannopoulos joined Breitbart News Daily with host Breitbart News Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow to discuss how progressives and social media networks are manipulating and censoring discussions and the news.
Republican presidential candidate Gov. Chris Christie has spoken out against the government’s regulation of the Internet through net neutrality in a video message Breitbart Tech can exclusively share with readers.
The king is dead, all hail the king. The Taken King saw the end of the failed experiment known as Destiny 1.0 and an effective re-launch of the game, but is it enough to both win over skeptical players and keep those who have stuck with the game thus far playing?
A massive security issue has darkened Christmas for PC gamers, with an unknown number of users’ accounts on mega digital games retailer Steam being compromised.
A Siberian man is suing Bethesda Game Studios for emotional distress after he allegedly became so addicted to playing the game Fallout 4 that he lost his job and wife.
On Friday, New York magazine writer Jesse Singal devoted an entire article to focusing on seven comments from Breitbart News readers about Paul Ryan’s beard.
None of us here at Breitbart Tech have ever been caught staring dead-eyed into a camera while pimping Doritos and Mountain Dew in the name of gaming journalism, so unsurprisingly we weren’t invited to cover the Game Awards 2015.
Want to score games on the cheap this Black Firday but don’t fancy being trampled to death by frenzied crowds at the mall? Luckily, multiple outlets are offering deals online.
On Wednesday night, I fired off a series of tweets on my thoughts about developments in the gaming community over the last week, went to bed, and woke up to hundreds of notifications.
Kotaku Editor in Chief Steven Totilo claimed Thursday that Ubisoft and Bethesda not responding to inquiries from the outlet and not sending the site’s writers review copies was because the publishers had blacklisted Kotaku.
Halo 5 is a jumble of half measures, trying to cram in ideas from other games but lacking the courage to change up the series’ formula beyond these superficial shifts. The result is an underwhelming experience that is unlikely to entice new fans while frustrating longtime followers of the series.
The Video Game Voters Network (VGVN) announced a voter registration campaign called Start Democracy on Thursday after reaching more than one million members.
My review of Halo 5: Guardians will be out this week, so I wanted to give Breitbart Tech readers some insight into my complicated relationship with the Halo series over the last 14 years.
Activision Blizzard reported Wednesday that Call of Duty: Black Ops III earned $550 million in sales over the first three days of its release, making it the biggest entertainment debut across all media of 2015 so far.
A new survey released by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) reveals that Americans who identify as gamers could be one of the most impactful groups of voters in the 2016 presidential election.
The latest trailer for Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 shows off the Z7-Mech, a spoof of Bioware’s sci-fi RPG series Mass Effect.
Gamers are finally getting a look at how the Platinum Games-developed NieR: Automata for Playstation 4 will play.
Developer Bungie is showing off more content from the upcoming Destiny expansion, The Taken King, Wednesday starting at 11 AM PST.
Call of Duty: Black Ops III looks to be a return to the core Call of Duty experience that many felt last year’s Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare strayed too far from while still introducing a variety of fresh gameplay mechanics that should entice new fans and gamers who have tired of the franchise.
A study from Plymouth University and Queensland University of Technology, Australia claims that playing Tetris can diminish desires for food, smoking, alcohol, and even sex.
Alec Kubas-Meyer wrote an article titled “Gamergate Fail: The Rise of Ass-Kicking Women in Video Games” on Tuesday at The Daily Beast proclaiming that the prominence of games starring women at this year’s Electronics Entertainment Expo (E3), the biggest gaming event of the year, was proof of the gaming industry striking back at the GamerGate movement.
Google announced Friday it will debut a video live streaming service in Summer 2015 dedicated to broadcasting video games to compete with streaming service Twitch.tv.
The Witcher 3, the massive open-world RPG from developer CD Projekt Red, has sold four million copies in the two weeks since it was released.
At the time of this writing, the Kickstarter campaign for Starfighter Inc., a spiritual successor to celebrated space-combat simulators Star Wars: X-Wing and TIE Fighter, is a little over $60,000 short of it’s $250,000 funding goal with only a day left in the crowdfunding drive.
The makers of Hatred should be exceedingly grateful for the negative press it received before its release, because the game would have received little attention on its own merits.
If the headline isn’t blunt enough for you, let me be crystal clear: after playing Battlefield Hardline extensively for over a month, I can say the game is an absolute disaster, and everyone involved with its release should be embarrassed.
Last year, Breitbart News reported that preview footage of EA’s then-unreleased first-person shooter Battlefield Hardline contained content that conflated the Tea Party movement with a group of racist survivalist enemies.
From Software’s spiritual successor to the Dark Souls series may seem unfamiliar at first to longtime fans, but the changes in Bloodborne’s combat and pacing make for a more exiting but no less punishing experience.
While critics are lining up to praise Evolve, Turtle Rock’s new multiplayer shooter is taking a pounding from the people who matter most: the gamers who will make or break this new franchise.
Supporters of the GamerGate movement have been working tirelessly to hunt down those who would use their banner to cause personal harm–all while the media continues to claim that GamerGate members are either participating in or indifferent to the harassment
When reports came out last weekend of developer Brianna Wu receiving death threats over Twitter, the gaming media renewed its attacks on the GamerGate movement labeling it a hate group trying to drive women from the gaming industry. When Anita
Destiny‘s excellent combat and gorgeous visuals lay the groundwork for what should be a world-beating shooter, but the game’s strengths are undercut at every turn by baffling design decisions, repetitive missions, and the failure to live up to the lofty
The gaming press wants gamers to believe that the Zoe Quinn story is about her sex life and misogyny in the gaming community, but in reality they are trying to shield themselves from accusations of journalistic impropriety that they don’t
