David Burdette

It’s a new week with The Game Awards in our rearview mirror, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to leave them behind. After all, some amazing games were shown off on the big stage, and these are all incoming, whether through shadow drops or future releases. Check

Another cool new IP was introduced last night at The Game Awards. Usual June is a spectral looking action game with a sweet aesthetic. At first I expected something a little more chill and slow paced, but the gameplay shows some furious fighting. It’s sure to charm hearts when

Revealed in The Game Awards pre-show, Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons is receiving a remake. While maybe not as popular as It Takes Two, Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons was a fantastic first outing from Hazelight Games and Josef Fares. Just like their later games, it’s extremely

Revealed during Alan Wake 2’s Game Direction award reveal, New Game Plus is coming next week. Kyle Rowley, Game Director, brought it up at the end with a special shoutout, confirming the earlier post made on socials. Alan Wake 2 is one of our favorite games this year, and

We didn’t just get one, but two DLCs announced at The Game Awards for Final Fantasy XVI. Not only that, one of them is available now! Echoes of the Fallen is here now, and The Rising Tide will release in Spring of 2024. Check out the details from the

PDP has always been a company that I trust for a great third-party accessory. Recently, they’ve been on the top of their game, with one of the best controllers ever coming from their Victrix brand in the Pro BFG. They also make an inexpensive wired controller for Xbox, and

I am always so excited for the Call of Duty League to be back in action. Some of it is enjoying the game, some is the great players and talent involved, and of course, watching helps me get better at the game. As of tomorrow (December 8th) we are back

We all love a good holiday update, maybe except for Krampus in Call of Duty: Vanguard. It’s not just the reminder of holiday cheer, but it brightens up even the darkest games. I wouldn’t confuse World of Warships with anything somber, but it’s nice seeing the team