Welcome back to our monthly feature where we highlight the very best and worst games from the preview month. June 2019 was a much better month than advertised. A couple of great games didn’t make this list.
We take GRID for a test drive at E3 and after our 20-minute hands-on demo, we came away with 5 things that really impressed us.
The ROCCAT Kova AIMO features a versatile and ergonomic shape which makes it perfect for left and right handed players. We spent some time with the gaming mouse and walked away impressed.
We watched a presentation and had some hands-on time with Borderlands 3 at E3 2019. Needless to say it’s looking pretty rad. Here are 10 things we absolutely love so far.
While at E3 in Los Angeles last week we checked out a ton of games. After a heated debate and cage match to the death, we came up with this list of the top 15 games of E3 2019.
We played Wolfenstein: Youngblood at E3 2019 and came away with some mixed reactions. Check our list of the things we loved and hated about the latest installment in the best selling series.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare is absolutely messy, may offend many and is uncomfortably realistic. But that is just fine as this is exactly what Infinity Ward is trying to accomplish with the single-player campaign.
DOOM Eternal is set to release this November and we spent about one hour with the game at E3 2019 in Los Angeles and it’s banana lands.
We go hands-on with Call of Duty: Mobile at E3 2019 and walked away pretty impressed. We don’t have any information regarding the micros yet but we are certain Activision will rake.
We played Madden NFL 20 at EA Play this past weekend and walked away with that old familiar feeling, but X-Factors could make a serious impact.
We Chat With Aaron Greenberg While Getting Heckled by Phil Spencer
3 Things We Love (And Hate) About Modern Warfare’s Multiplayer
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Gameplay Video: Can Gohan Defeat Cell and Save Earth?
This Jedi: Fallen Order ‘Building A Lightsaber’ Video Shows You All The Unlocked Parts
Need for Speed Heat Video Review – Back On Track
