PlayStation has announced that it’s officially closing the digital storefronts for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita consoles, citing evolving systems and payment processing standards that mean it’s no longer viable to keep these portals running. Some regions, including Mexico, Honduras, Nicaragua, and other Latin American and Middle Eastern countries, will see the PlayStation Store on […]
Splatoon is a series that initially eluded me, at least between the first two entries, mostly down to the bulk of the games’ longevity hinging on a dedication to the PvP Turf War aspect. 2022’s Splatoon 3 turned that around a bit with its brisk but fun Story Mode campaign, rogue-ish Side Order DLC and
Sonic Frontiers really threw me for a loop when it first released in November of 2022. A game that I’d dabbled in at preview events prior but was somehow still yet to fully understand, the final product proved to be just as bewildering. But, for all of its faults – and there are many –
Nintendo has announced another of its dedicated Direct presentations for an upcoming release, this time around for Splatoon Raiders. Eager fans will be able to check out around 15 minutes of new footage and information around this single-player focused looter shooter set in the Splatoon universe, which launches exclusively for the Nintendo Switch 2 on
After three full playthroughs of Xenoblade Chronicles, a game that wowed me on the Nintendo Wii, kept me occupied on the New Nintendo 3DS and then got its hooks into me once again on the last-generation Switch, I thought it was time for me to put down the Monado. Cue the surprise release of Xenoblade
We have officially hit the halfway point of 2026, after what feels like barely two weeks of the year behind us. With Summer Game Fest and its accompanying onslaught of new announcements pretty well done and dusted, and the juggernaut of Grand Theft Auto VI opening the gates to pre-orders, it’s time to turn our attention to
Update: After widely-shared Rockstar Support emails gave many hope that the company was planning to print physical disc copies of Grand Theft Auto VI at some point following the game’s digital/code-in-box only launch, The Hollywood Reporter has thrown icy cold water on the fire. THR, which verified the authenticity of those original emails, has pushed
Although I was too young to play it at the time, I remember seeing countless ads for Nightmare (or Atmosfear as it’s also known), a horror-themed board game that invited players to immerse themselves in the experience through an accompanying VHS. On your telly would appear The Gatekeeper, who would act as the “host” of
