As technology continues to improve, so too does the majesty of video games. These titles are beautiful, haunting, surreal experiences to help us become more immersed in the worlds we love to escape to. These are the nominees for Best Looking Game in 2019.
2019 is coming to a close, and with all of these magnificent games we have had the pleasure of playing, we have experienced some truly phenomenal music to guide us through our journey. Here are our nominees for Best Video Game Music.
We spoke to Xbox’s GM of games marketing Aaron Greenberg about Xbox Game Pass, the extremely popular gaming subscription service that makes old favorites, new releases, and indie games alike available to all subscribers on a monthly basis.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has been a huge step in the right direction for the series, offering a dark and compelling campaign, as well as all new multiplayer content and features. As good as it is, it isn’t quite perfect, so here are 3 things we loved – and hated – about Modern Warfare’s multiplayer.
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot will let you live the life of Goku as you eat, fly, and train to prepare for iconic battles against legendary foes. Check out the new combat system as Gohan takes on Cell to save the Earth!
Jedi: Fallen Order grants you a lot of freedom to customize your character and build your very own lightsaber from the material of the sleeve all the way down to the color of the light. There are tons of options for what you can create, and the game is so aesthetically detailed that it’s a joy to do.
If you’ve been wondering what Need for Speed Heat is all about and whether it’s worth a pick up, we’ve got you covered with our in depth video review.
Jedi: Fallen Order does massive justice to the Star Wars universe, and in a couple of new videos featured on our Youtube channel, we capture the glory of max level combat and show you all of the cosmetic items you can unlock in the game.
Jedi: Fallen Order is a truly thrilling and fulfilling adventure that lets you live out all your fantasies about wielding a lightsaber, using the force, and fighting against the tyranny of the Galactic Empire in your very own space epic.
If you’ve been waiting rather impatiently for a brand new look at Ninja Theory’s Bleeding Edge we’ve got your fix right here, with 12 minutes of fast-paced gameplay, courtesy of our XO19 coverage.
