David Burdette

If you’re a Ninja Gaiden fan, you’re having a great 2025. Ragebound looked awesome at The Game Awards, and the Xbox 2025 Developer Direct kicked off with our favorite ninja, and a new ninja. Ninja Gaiden 4 is finally happening and releasing in Fall 2025, a collaboration between

It was certainly a banger of an Xbox 2025 Developer Direct. Even if the team isn’t one of Xbox’s proper first party studios, you wouldn’t know given the high quality of what Sandfall Interactive had to show off today. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is vaulting to the

At today’s Xbox 2025 Developer Direct, we got a great look at South of Midnight. Not only that, but a release is right around the corner. In roughly three months, April 8th, you’ll be able to play the game on PC and Xbox, along with launching Day One

Throw that lever, it’s time for the jump. Jump to Lightspeed, the latest expansion for the popular Star Wars Unlimited card game, will arrive in March. Given we’re so close, the team at Fantasy Flight Games has opened pre-orders. You can check on their website to find your

After a long Season 1, all of us are ready for new content. While the Warzone side may be a bit light given the fixes the team is focused on, there’s still a lot of great things in store. An unexpected new Zombies map, a ton of weaponry, and

Marvel Rivals continues to get loads of new content. In the latest update, we’ve seen a bit of balancing, but also a new event. The Spring Festival brings with it a new game mode, themed skins, and more. Check out the details below! If you want to know more

In this day and age, even single player games get content updates. We don’t always see what’s ahead, however, but today Warhorse Studios and Plaion showed off what you can expect from Kingdom Come: Deliverance II after it’s February 4th release. There’s plenty of DLC and

Activision has long supported important efforts, like the Call of Duty Endowment. When they say 100% of the proceeds go to these causes, they really do. You can now donate to the relief efforts of the Los Angeles fires via a LA Fire Relief pack, which will go to the