David Burdette

Blizzard has had a busy day. They dropped onto the Opening Night Live stage to show off what’s coming soon, and announced a cool collaboration with SteelSeries. With all that’s coming, it’s a great day to be an Overwatch, Diablo, or World of Warcraft fan. Check it

In an extremely unexpected turn, the next title in the Mafia series is being developed. We don’t know a lot, but Nick Baynes, President of Hangar 13, confirmed the title at Opening Night Live after the teaser. It’ll be set in early 1900s Sicily. The end of the

The Sniper games are an absolute staple in the shooter genre. With Atomfall coming up from Rebellion, one might wonder if they were stepping out on their baby, but that’s not the case. Today, Rebellion showed off the first trailer for the latest Sniper game- Resistance. It looks as

While VR doesn’t always translate well to trailers, it’s still important to show. Thankfully, Camouflaj agrees, and dropped a new trailer for Batman: Arkham Shadow. We’re big Batman fans over here at GamingTrend, and this is a big exclusive for the Meta Quest 3. Check out the

Kingdom Come: Deliverance isn’t a game for the faint of heart, but it is fantastic at what it does. The level of realism was on full display in today’s Opening Night Live trailer. It’s not all either, with a deeper gameplay dive arriving tomorrow, August 21. Given

Xbox had a great show back in June, and they’ve followed it up with even more at GamesCom. At Opening Night Live, we saw the likes of Towerborne, Starfield, and Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. There’s even more than that, and Xbox Wire was kind enough to

In a stunning surprise, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is coming out this year. More of a surprise, it’s also arriving on PS5 in Spring 2025. There’s a lot to talk about, but take a look at the awesome new trailer narrated by Troy Baker/Indy. Also,

I got into the Indiana Jones movies later in life, but I love them as if I saw them as a kid. The sense of adventure they elicit is entrancing, and something oddly missing in the more recent films. That feeling is what you expect from the franchise, and now