March 2025 was another awesome month for video game releases. What makes this month unique is a lot of the biggest releases weren’t loved by our reviewers. The main theme of March’s Bad section, is that a lot of retro releases haven’t aged well. Many of these games play well for those with nostalgia goggles, but struggle to connect with newcomers.
April 2025 is not a great month for video game releases. There are some great games, but it’s a slower month by modern release standards. Half of the games in this article are former exclusives going to new consoles.
With Ghost of Tsushima already having explored the iconic setting, here are 5 ways that Assassin’s Creed Shadows outshines Sony’s classic.
Shaw has a challenge for gamers everywhere: how many trees can you plant in a video game of your choice? Send pics and they’ll match it by planting real trees.
Yeah, that’s right, we went there. Here are seven RPG titles that are bleaker, scarier, and generally more likely to get under your skin than Dragon Age.
The cast of Metal Gear Solid reunited over a Zoom call and the press was invited. We can’t wait to see where this is going.
The official Game Pass Twitter account is hyping subscribers of the service up by teasing an abnormally great February coming up.
The results are in and the GDC 2020 survey shows that developers are the most interested in what the PlayStation 5 has to offer.
It turns out Series X is more like a subtitle, the new Xbox console is just Xbox, nothing truly matters, and time is collapsing on itself like a soggy card tower.
According to Xbox, the Series X can be horizontal or vertical and the company gave more details about the internal specs of the next-gen console.
Alongside their reveal of the Xbox Series X at The Game Awards, Xbox gave more details about the next generation console on their website, including just how backwards compatible it is.
A trailer showed off alongside the Xbox Series X unveiled the upcoming sequel to Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice known as Hellblade II: Senua’s Saga.
You ever wake up in the middle of the night and wonder, “Man, what are they actually going to name Project Scarlett?” Well, according to Xbox head Phil Spencer, the actual name of Microsoft’s next-gen console will refer to what it’s capable of.
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