David Burdette

Today, we’ve seen a ton of new info on tomorrow’s big Call of Duty event collaboration with Squid Game 2. Quite a few creators went out to New York City to check it out, and now the Call of Duty Blog is chiming in with the full details.

Yeah, I get it. You only just opened your Christmas gifts, got new games, and you haven’t even played them yet. Why are we already talking about 2025’s video games? Well, new year new backlog fam. There are a TON of amazing new releases around the corner, and

As obvious as it is, not everyone’s favorite games make the cut when awards season rolls around. We recently released our “Trendsetter” awards (which you can view here), but we like to go a step further. With quite a few amazing games dropping in 2024, our staff took to

2024 brought us quite the number of experiences. While maybe not as packed as 2023, there have been some incredible standouts. We’ve gotten together and made several selections on what we think is the absolute best of the bunch. Are there any you believe we’ve missed? Hit us

My love for the Nintendo Switch was reignited this year, largely due to CRKD. The Nitro Deck+ is a fantastic piece of gear (our review here), and their Atom controller is a cool tiny controller that works surprisingly well (another review here). Another part of their line is the Neo

There aren’t a ton of Bible-based video games out there, so when one that offers the prestige of Gate Zero, you pay attention. The team at Bible X has released an update right before the new year, just in time for us to get excited for what’s to

Gray Zone Warfare deserves all the accolades it’s receiving. We did our preview earlier this year of the early access shooter, and you can see the trappings of greatness. Everyone else seems to see it as well, with the game making it into Steam’s Top 20 in revenue.

The 2024 Game Awards were a smashing success. It’s unsurprising given the show’s tenth anniversary. There were big announcements and big awards given out, but what was even bigger was the people watching. The Game Awards announced today that there were 154 million people watching, which was a