At this year’s E3, I was given the chance to sit down with Ubisoft Montreal’s For Honor, a weighty and engaging take on medieval combat pitting Vikings vs. Samurai vs. Knights. It was better than anything I’d anticipated.
A new gaming peripheral is providing amputees with a way to enjoy their gaming hobby once again.
According to experts, the next wave of cyber security threats could literally be very close to your heart.
Destiny on “legacy” consoles has been essentially retired and will wrap up the remainder of its existence with minimal support from Bungie.
At this year’s E3, I interviewed Bungie’s Scott Taylor on co-operative shooter Destiny’s new expansion Rise of Iron, player concerns, and hints toward the game’s inevitable sequel.
The biggest sensation in video games this year has been Battlefield 1 by a wide margin. The game with the top-rated trailer on YouTube was also one of the best experiences at E3 2016 and did a lot to rejuvenate my hope for the franchise.
Rare’s next big project, open-world pirate adventure Sea of Thieves, was one of the best experiences I had with a game on this year’s E3 show floor.
During my time at the 2016 Electronics Entertainment Expo, I spent a little time with Ubisoft Annecy’s open-world extreme sports title, Steep.
I had a chance to sit down for a multiplayer bout of the upcoming real-time strategy title Halo Wars 2 at E3 2016 and came away impressed by game’s strategic depth and gameplay.
Bethesda rolled out the expected footage of games like Dishonored 2 but also managed to drop some pretty big bombs in their pre-E3 press event.
Electronic Arts won’t be squatting in the center of the E3 show floor this year, but their press conference made a strong showing of their coming line-up. Titanfall 2 is getting as much hype as anything EA has ever pushed.
Microsoft’s pre-E3 press conference was full of news, virtually all of it expected. Nevertheless, there were plenty of compelling reasons to get hyped for the next stage of the Xbox One’s lifespan.
Bossa Studios recently released an expansion to the hilarious indie darling Surgeon Simulator, bringing one of the most talked about men in America under the knife. Yes, you can now go Inside Donald Trump.
Now that we’ve tackled Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo, it’s time for a closer look at the meat of this year’s Electronics Entertainment Expo: the games themselves.
For the third year in a row, Nintendo will take a minimalist approach to their E3 presence, likely reserving the bulk of its hype-generation for the Tokyo Game Show later this year.
A 15 year old girl has committed suicide after supposed “friends” shared nude footage of her on Snapchat.
Earlier today, Gawker filed for bankruptcy. Now it appears that Ziff Davis will be acquiring the company in a court supervised auction.
The PlayStation VR is coming out this October, and the speculated PS4 “Neo” are at the top of Sony’s E3 playlist this year.
The capstone to Naughty Dog’s Uncharted series is a master class in game development on every conceivable level. Few games in the modern day have the sort of magic that immortalizes them in the way that classics like Super Mario Bros.
Creative Assembly has crafted an epic rendition of Games Workshop’s storied license and a thoroughly engaging Total War game in its own right.
Minecraft has just surpassed 100 million units sold, firmly establishing it as one of the most successful video games of all time (as if that were in dispute.)
It’s official: Overwatch is the Next Big Thing. A little more than a week past the release, Blizzard’s multiplayer shooter has passed 7 million units in sales.
The eSports scene is developing a serious problem over the healthcare of their competitors, according to a report from Vocativ.
Executives at Electronic Arts were reluctant to greenlight the World War 1 setting for the next iteration of the Battlefield franchise over concern that their fans don’t know the Great War even happened.
It’s a bit more personal than a FitBit: a new startup is trying to track women’s health and detect STDs with smart tampons.
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) is arguably the most important event in the video game industry each year, and we’re excited to bring you an inside look at the event. There’s already plenty to talk about, however. First up, Microsoft.
Jack Dorsey is still certain that he’s the solution to Twitter’s woes, he just hasn’t had enough time. The 50% of Jack Dorsey’s workday given to Twitter hasn’t been enough to salve the troubled social network’s wounds. Twitter’s stock has
Disney is finally done with gaming, and given the trail of shuttered studios it left in its wake, that’s probably just fine.
If you don’t configure your security system correctly, it could be sabotaging you by allowing voyeurs access to your home.
The creator of Minecraft is currently under fire for disagreeing with feminists on Twitter.
Naughty Dog’s magnum opus Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End makes the series more accessible to disabled gamers than ever before, without sacrificing quality or gameplay.
Microsoft and 343 Industries are bringing Halo 5’s Forge Mode to Windows 10.
Fox has shown some amazing gall, exploiting YouTube’s DMCA policies to protect a video clip that doesn’t even belong to them.
Developed by id Software, DOOM’s mad dash through a technological occult apocalypse on Mars is another competent franchise revival from Bethesda. My screen is awash in the gore of my foes, when red arcs of unholy power flicker in a dozen
According to the University of Virginia, about one in ten people use their cell phones during sex.
When Apple announced that it would discontinue security updates for QuickTime for Windows, it set of a chain reaction that culminated in a warning from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to remove the program. Now Adobe joins the masses scrambling for a solution.
Ratchet & Clank creators Insomniac Games are going all-in on VR via the Oculus Rift. Insomniac will debut three new titles for the popular but troubled VR platform, spanning a range of themes, genres, and gameplay concepts.
After announcing a one-off publishing deal with Insomniac Games, GameStop has confirmed the launch of its own game publishing division, “GameTrust.”
Students, it’s time to dust off that binder and put the laptop on the shelf: it seems that the former is a better learning tool than the latter.
The first quadriplegic to experience limb reanimation is Ian Burkhart, courtesy of a cutting-edge chip that bypasses his spinal cord altogether.
