I may never be able to go back to a time before RGG Studio and Snoop Dogg took to the Summer Game Fest 2026 stage to tell the world they’d pirated a copy of the late Tupac. But during this year’s Summer Game Fest Play Days event, I had the opportunity to finally get my […]
You don’t have to look far into the gaming-focused corners of the web right now to see folks heavily discussing and debating the implications of last night’s announcement that PlayStation will cease producing physical discs for all first and third-party games beginning January 2028. And for good reason – it’s a nuanced enough topic 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
Rogue-lite One Right up front I’ll cop to not being much of a Star Wars™ fan, aside from – for whatever reason – being obsessed with Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure as a child. But I’ve managed to live vicariously through fans of the series by way of a multitude of genuinely decent video
Hot Wheels Unleashed and its sequel, Hot Wheels Unleashed 2: Turbocharged, are a pair of games that play straight into my fields of interest – action-packed arcade racers and games played at a micro scale. I blame a glut of both on the PS1 for bringing me here. So the announcement of Hot Wheels Infinite
A horror game must be a hard thing to demo in a short span of time, with little opportunity to set up any stakes or tension and truly earn any thrills. But kudos to SEGA and Creative Assembly for giving it a go anyway, ushering myself and other media into an almost-pitch-black basement wherein lie
I went into a preview session with Control Resonant at Summer Game Fest 2026 with some trepidation. As a huge fan of the original Control, the idea of a sequel was always going to be exciting, but everything I’d seen of this one so far had been… off-putting. What I love most about Control, and
It used to be that ignorance was bliss, but it’s becoming increasingly apparent that ignorance is now the baseline to getting through a regular day crisis-free. We’re all turning a blind eye to something just to get by at this point, and your particular interests or field of work may prescribe more or less. The
