David Burdette

You just don’t get games like the buddy platformer anymore. I know we’ve recently gotten Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart, heck, I gave it a high score in our review, but they used to be everywhere. Jak & Daxter, Banjo-Kazooie, all IPs we miss dearly. Evil Raptor, the

Star Wars is one of my favorite things in the world. I love the lore, I love the characters, I love the galaxy that’s been created. Falling head over heels for this franchise is easy for anyone to do, and it’s even better when you see the people

There’s gameplay coming up this week, but we got a quick trailer earlier today at the Xbox Showcase for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. This one focused on the team you’ll need to recruit, with a bunch of unique and wild characters. We also got a release window, with

Just like we didn’t expect a new Gears of War, we weren’t really thinking Perfect Dark would show up. It was a welcome surprise however, with a stealth formula that looks to have a lot of options. If it can live up to the thrill ride we saw,

The Xbox Showcase got some more Fable today, and it had it all. Comedian Matt King is now a part of the cast, and we got to see more of the people of Albion, love ’em or hate ’em. Things ended on a bit of a more serious note, and

Today at the Xbox Showcase, we got a new look at South of Midnight. While last year’s trailer was amazing, this year we got gameplay! After seeing it, count us along with everyone as excited. You can look at it yourself above, with the news below from Xbox Wire.

In a move no one expected, Gears of War: E-Day was unveiled at the Xbox Showcase. We had heard rumors of Gears 6 and possibly a Gears of War collection, but a prequel wasn’t at all what people were thinking. Seeing a young Marcus and Dom just makes your

Boy, was that a ridiculously amazing show. Xbox brought the heat this summer, with games galore to see. We’ve gathered up everything below, straight from Xbox Wire. Check it all out, watch the show above, and bulk up your wishlists now! The Xbox Games Showcase 2024 showed players everywhere