SEGA and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, the publisher and developer behind the beloved Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise, is getting ready to show off what’s being called an ‘in-depth’ look at its upcoming game, Stranger Than Heaven. The new showing has
It’s time, PAX-goers! Early bird badges for PAX Aus 2026, taking place in Melbourne this October, are officially on sale right now. If you’re already locked and loaded with your plans to visit PAX Aus this year, then now is
Now, I’ve never been much of a car person, or into motorsports at all. But I have watched enough Initial D and spent enough time in Tokyo arcades or playing golden-era Need for Speed for Screamer to speak to me.
According to reporting from major Japanese outlet, Nikkei, Nintendo is moving to launch a revised model of its hugely-successful Switch 2 console in Europe. This new model would align the company’s ‘right to repair’ policy with legislation in the European
Crimson Desert is out this week on Friday, March 20 for PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and the reviews have begun rolling in. As it currently stands, the game is sitting on a pretty healthy aggregated score of 78 on Metacritic. While we don’t have
It’s always a good day when Devolver Digital announces a bangin’ new indie joint, and today that joint is Dark Scrolls, a ‘dungeon scroller’ dripping in sumptuous pixel art and fusing shmup sensibilities with 2D platforming and roguelite elements. Yes,
The Switch 2‘s library of major third-party titles is set to get a nice little bump later in the year, with three fairly decent games from THQ Nordic‘s back catalogue finally making the transition to Nintendo’s newer hardware, while another
Although a lot of what makes LEGO Party! great comes from the way it eschews the randomness of fellow party board game/mini game mashup, Mario Party, in favour of a bit more strategy, there’s no denying that one feature has
