Starfield is preparing for a September launch, and a new trailer during the Xbox Showcase gave us a lot more detail on the story.
The new Forza Motorsport game arrives in October.
Persona 3 is finally getting a full remake, and it made its official debut at the Xbox Games Showcase.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons might be the game that revitalized the franchise, but New Leaf is the best representation of what Animal Crossing is really all about.
Creative director Bryan Intihar says the team wanted to make an original story, so it's not just telling the same old Venom story.
Alan Wake 2 is coming this year, and we got our first look at the game in action at Summer Game Fest.
Single-loss tournament mode lets you compete for tokens to spend in a special shop, including the ultimate prize of an Infinite Avatar frame.
Wildfire smoke has created a hazardous cloud over much of the east coast, making for an eerie advertisement for Blizzard's dungeon-crawler.
Movement-based decks are almost never seen in high-level play, but that might be changing soon thanks to some powerful new tools.
The first half of the year has already been one of the best stretches in recent history, and we know very little about the holiday release calendar.
It's almost time to raise some hell.
Hell is coming back to the Hearthstone tavern for two special events in June, just after the new Festival of Legends mini-set Audiopocalypse hits.
The "prophesied hero" is a common storytelling trope often used in Zelda games, but Tears of the Kingdom turns the age-old plot device on its head.
The next chapter in Insomniac's Spider-Man series is shaping up to be a darker and more intense sequel.
A brief trailer showed off the survival action of Resident Evil 4 taking place in first-person VR mode.
The candy-colored 4v4 multiplayer game has you shooting each other with, what else, multicolored foam.
Reclaim your weapon durability with this one weird trick. Ganondorfs hate it!
Alright Zelda players: on your mark, get set, g--oh, they're done.
Once you're through the tutorial area you can go just about anywhere--but some routes are easier than others.
Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild, but the good news is you won't be totally lost.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is a massive open world with tons to see and explore, and as a result, it will last you quite some time.
Need a refresher before picking up your lightsaber for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor? We've got you covered.
Hands-on time with Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom's new building mechanic shows an astonishing level of flexibility and puzzle-solving applications.
The Indie World stream showed off tons of exciting games in the coming months and years, but you can grab four of them right now.
Gameloft's Disney-infused kart racer makes a great first impression, but it isn't long before its aggressive, confusing progression hits the brakes.
You can go adventuring and roll a D-20 for skill checks in this faithful recreation of D&D, rendered in the lovable Minecraft style.
DC has its own card battler coming to PC soon, and the mechanics look a lot more complex than the breakout Marvel hit.
Mike Rose, founder of independent publisher No More Robots, explains why he's such a vocal proponent of Microsoft's subscription service.
Hearthstone's next expansion takes you to a wild Azeroth music festival, and the headliner of the EDM-based Mage cards gives you infinite value.
The open-world racing game capitalizes on the Lego brand with sharp writing, loads of activities, and satisfying, Mario Kart-like races.
By pulling the camera in closer for both combat encounters and cutscenes, this is a dungeon crawler that demands you take a front row seat.
Exoprimal's dinosaur conflict and PvPvE gameplay is delightfully silly in the best possible way.
The expansion launching next month will pack music-themed Keywords and mechanics for 145 new cards, alongside a major revamp for Priest.
Capcom's very different take on Mega Man is coming soon, with a few new features for newcomers and long-term fans alike.
Dead Cells' latest expansion is an homage to classic Castlevania, but it's not immediately apparent how to start (or finish) exploring Dracula's famous home.
After dipping its toes for years, the next Final Fantasy finally flips the RPG-to-action ratio.
The producer of both Final Fantasy XIV and Final Fantasy XVI, Naoki Yoshida, says he learned the importance of being honest and setting expectations.
The main setting of Final Fantasy XVI is high fantasy, but the game's producers say there are techno-fantasy elements to the world's origins.
"'Do you want to change the difficulty to easy?' I hate that. I have my pride as a gamer and I hate that."
We talk with the producer, director, and combat director of Final Fantasy XVI about this radical departure from the classic RPG series.
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