Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition feels like Street Fighter V has finally fully launched. After a two year period of slowly additions to a barebones initial package, Arcade Edition brings the heat in a ton of new single player modes and a nearly-doubled roster of fighters to choose from
Brawlout had an uphill battle going into its Nintendo Switch launch, and while the fighting is good the lack of variety in the roster coupled with the steep learning curve bring the whole experience down a few notches.
At first glance, The End is Nigh is strange but it’s actually a fun experience, the “just one more” sort of game that can keep me going for hours.
The game’s concept is brilliant, but unfortunately Hello Neighbor’s execution does not rise to the occasion and the game falls flat.
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A new fighter is coming to Nintendo Switch in Brawlout, and we talk to the head of the game’s development studio to learn more about what we can expect.
Now that PUBG is out on Xbox One, how are things shaping up? If you can get through some troubling surface level issues, the core gameplay is pretty good
Call of Duty: WWII takes you through the harrowing European theater of war. Here are 10 things your dad knows about WWII that you didn’t.
The meal doesn’t last as long as I’d like it to, and there are a few inconsistencies to sort through, but Battle Chef Brigade satisfies from the first bite.
Bethesda has adapted the full Dovahkiin experience to the Nintendo Switch, marking the first time this robust game is available on a portable console. Does this versatile version have the muster to stand up to its other console brethren? Abso-freakin-lutely.
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