Can Konami Replicate the Success of Metal Gear Without Hideo Kojima?
There's no stopping Konami from trying to relaunch Metal Gear but, without Hideo Kojima, it's up against impossible odds.
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The Iconic Snake Eater Returns with Unreal Engine 5 Magic
Virtuous Studios' prowess with Unreal Engine 5 is in full display with the first Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater gameplay trailer.
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Is the PS5 Slim’s Drive Sony’s Most Divisive Move Yet?
While the decision about the PS5 Slim Disc Drive appears rooted in copyright compliance, Sony isn't earning itself any fans at all.
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Five Nights at Freddy’s Sheds Gore for a Younger Audience
Five Nights at Freddy's toned down the gore to appeal to a younger audience but it will still have many kills, according to the director.
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Could Limiting Starfield’s Universe Have Made It a Masterpiece?
According to Bruce Nesmith, Bethesda thought about limiting Starfield to "two dozen solar systems", but ultimately decided against it.
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Magic: The Gathering goes Jurassic with The Lost Caverns of Ixalan expansion set
Magic: The Gathering’s The Lost Caverns of Ixalan expansion also unleashes the Jurassic World Universes Beyond crossover cards.
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Starfield Becomes an Xbox Powerhouse Amidst Mixed Reviews
It may have taken Xbox a while to find its footing but, thanks largely to Starfield, it finally has a chance against Sony and Nintendo.
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Is Targeting Low Frame Rates Ruining Cities: Skylines II?
No one is asking for 144fps on a city-building sim, but can we at least get 60fps on max settings for Cities: Skylines 2?
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Is GTA 6 on Nintendo Switch 2 a Dream or Imminent Reality?
Rockstar's engagement with hybrid platforms has been limited and porting over a resource-heavy game like GTA might be a significant venture.
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Upcoming PlayStation 5 Slim Bundles to Feature Spider-Man and Call of Duty
Despite coming out this late, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 are expected to end the year atop the sales charts.
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Job Security Wanes as PlayStation Joins Layoff Trend
The first-party Sony support studio was reportedly working on an unannounced projects when the job cuts happened.
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People Can Fly begins hiring for its upcoming AAA Xbox project
Riding the wave of Starfield's resounding success, Xbox is swiftly shifting its focus towards People Can Fly's unannounced AAA title.
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From Judgment Day to Mortal Kombat – The T-1000 Makes a Surprise Entry
The T-800, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, appeared as a playable guest character in Mortal Kombat 11 post-launch.
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Konami omits Hideo Kojima’s name in Metal Gear Solid Compilation credits
The Metal Gear creator's name can still be found in the individual games but not in the compilation's credits.
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Magic: The Gathering X Marvel crossover is coming soon
Wizards of the Coast is making fanboy dreams come true, announcing Magic: The Gathering and Marvel will have a Universes Beyond crossover.
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Star Citizen’s Squadron 42 is finally feature-complete ten years after being announced
The single-player campaign for Cloud Imperium Games space-exploration MMO is entering the polishing phase.
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Aerith Lives? The Heart-Stopping Speculation Around FF7 Rebirth
We're not saying that Aerith won't die in the sequel unlike in the original game, but Square Enix definitely seems to be hinting at this.
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A leaked image from Assassin’s Creed Red reveal a female protagonist
A writer for the upcoming Assassin's Creed installment posted a photo of a mysterious character for their LinkedIn profile.
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Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 director hints at epic next installment
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 was touted as a potential GOTY contender before its release and has so far lived up to the hype.
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The Force Awakens in Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster in February 2024
The release date of the Star Wars: Dark Forces remaster is in honor of the 29th anniversary of the first game, which came out in...
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Nintendo Switch 2 and the Importance of Backward Compatibility
Nintendo is smart enough to know that it shouldn't risk alienating the player base of the third-best-selling video game console of all time.
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AI constantly and hilariously fails to beat Pokemon Red
To put that into context, 50,000 hours is 2,083 days, which is close to 6 years, which is more than enough time to beat Pokemon...
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Eagle-eyed Gamers Uncover Proof of Next Big Metal Gear Solid Move
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots has been stuck on the PlayStation 3 ever since it came out in 2008.
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Iconic Media Molecule Faces Major Layoffs
To be fair, Media Molecule is only probably laying off the extra help originally hired to help out with Dreams.