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
Fans of cozy, narrative-driven games with emotionally resonant themes, get in line for this one! Momento takes the chill, interior decoration vibes of something like Unpacking and gives it all an extra twist with a branching narrative that changes over
Not content with a big PS5 software update that added the new version of PSSR for PS5 Pro along with some neat new features for all users, PlayStation has also dropped a major firmware upgrade for its streaming handheld, the
It was bound to happen, we basically already knew it was happening, but now it’s officially happening – Bethesda’s crowning sci-fi RPG is headed to PlayStation 5. Launching on April 7 (time zones permitting), Starfield will arrive on Sony’s PS5
The Nintendo Switch 2’s GameCube library just got a new addition, and it’s an appropriate one given we’re in the midst of Poké-mania thanks to Pokémon Pokopia! Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness first launched on the Nintendo GameCube in 2005,
It’s a big day for video game consoles and major, performance-enhancing system updates. Hot off of the PS5 Pro’s anticipated upgrade to PSSR, Nintendo has just dropped a firmware update of its own – a big Version 22.0.0 for the
Sonic Racing: Crossworlds, 2025’s actual best arcade racing game, has a steady rollout of additions to its already-hefty roster of playable characters, both free and as part of its paid Season Pass, and the next drops have just been revealed.
Typically when reporting on changes to video game release dates, we’d be talking about delays, but recently the opposite has been true. After Capcom not long decided to pull forward Pragmata‘s launch date by a week, another game has sought
