The market has seen an explosion of budget-friendly microphones over the past several years from across the industry, and this past August, German manufacturer Roccat decided to toss its efforts into the fray.
If success is measured in hype and value provided to platform owners, Xbox murdered and buried the competition on Sunday with corporate gangster-level ruthlessness.
The aptly titled New Pokemon Snap has several times more content than its predecessor, including some post-credit twists that breathe fresh air into the game’s already diverse stages. But will it be enough to sate the appetites of fans of the most profitable franchise on the planet?
Nintendo held their first full-length Direct in over a year and a half this week and the internet at large seems pretty disappointed.
It’s the most speculative time of the year, and I am fully in the spirit. Let’s talk about what the first full year of the new generation of gaming could hold.
Games have risen in price with the new generation of consoles. But as games continue to re-release with additional content and upgraded presentation, are they still worth the price of admission at first launch?
Remakes and remasters fulfill this seemingly universal vision many players had as children – that the games they played then would be practically photorealistic and cooler than ever in the future. Well, that future is now.
Some have lamented that they’re not finding the launch lineup for the new hardware particularly exciting, but in the first-quarter holiday rush extension that’s become a trend over the past few years, players will be able to dive into experiences pretty regularly that remind them why they spent $700 on a console.
You may be wondering, “Hey [writer] at {Trusted Gaming News Outlet}, what horror games should I play now that I’ve braved my way through all the titles on your previous list?” Well dear reader, I’ve compiled a brand new updated list of must-or-at-least-should-play horror titles for you to play in the dark on this, the season of spookies.
It’s been an interesting week for indie games as just about everything that could happen with a title has happened. We’ve got new game announcements, new game delays, old game updates, and of course, Switch ports. Let’s take a look!
Colors Live Review – A Great Tool For Beginner Digital Artists
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Vagrus: The Riven Realm Review – Elegant Writing and Opaque Interface
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The Riftbreaker Review – Strip-Mining For Science
