Square Enix tried to teach us something in 1997. They’re still trying to teach us in 2024.
Hideo Kojima’s changed survival horror forever with a demo. Would he have done the same with a full game?
The 1994 classic didn't just help popularize a genre, but blazed a trail for a smarter kind of horror.
Phantom Liberty made a major impact on how things play out.
If you liked We Sing, you're gonna love these.
Even 35 years later, the games industry could still learn a lot from Altered Beast.
To mark the 20th anniversary of Enter the Matrix, we take a look back at the ambitious narrative tie-in game and how it presaged modern connected cinematic universes.
10 years later, BioShock Infinite failing its best Black character is an even worse look than ever.
Quality game adaptations are becoming more common, but Netflix's Castlevania adds emotional resonance that actually surpasses its origins.
There's an additional step you need to take to unlock 120Hz Xbox Series X refresh rates.
We take you through every inch of Resident Evil Village to help you make sure you don't miss a thing--while leaving you free to enjoy the story at your own ...
One of the best entertainment deals around, the Disney Bundle gets you Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus. Here's what you need to know before signing up.
Whether you're shopping for your first gaming monitor or looking to upgrade, here's what you need to know about monitor technology.
The classic Phantom Menace spin-off Star Wars Episode 1: Racer gets a remaster and a release date.
The original Nier Is set to re-release on PC, PS4, Xbox One with some big upgrades.
Full bodied game; small bodied console.
Get a few more slices in before the full game launches.
Doom 1, II, 3, and 2016 get heavy discounts
2019's delisted Taiwanese horror title will be preserved by Harvard University.
The last ride for Borderlands 2 rolls through familiar territory, but the company you keep is great.
It's not a pony made of diamonds, but Borderlands 2 VR makes a case for going back to Pandora one more time.
Originally released in 2005, Killer7 has made the jump to PC with few changes, and that's for the better.
Shenmue I and Shenmue II are rough games, but they are special for reasons that go beyond graphics or gameplay.
Skyrim in VR proves there's still a lot left to discover about Bethesda's venerable RPG.
Atlas Rises introduces a lot of new features and changes to No Man's Sky, but not without compromise.
Justin Clark is still not quite done with his return trip to Drangleic, but has thoughts to share from the journey so far.
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