Joe DeClara

This week, Christian DeCoster and Hunter Wolfe join Joe DeClara to look over Nintendo’s newly announced SNES Classic Edition and its stellar lineup of games. The crew also discusses the fan-made Halo game Installation 01, Arkane Studios’ co-founder, and Hunter’s review of Get Even. Every week, Mike Pearce

Editor in Chief Ron Burke and Editor Hunter Wolfe stop by to talk about their experience on the E3 show floor, telling tales of massive crowds, legal assault, and (most importantly) video games like Sea of Theives, Assassin’s Creed: Origins, Super Mario Odyssey and more! Every week, Mike Pearce

E3 is a wrap! This week, Mike and Joe are joined by Mike Dunn and Noah McGuire discusses the biggest announcements of this year’s LA-based gaming expo, going conference by conference: Bioware revealed ANTHEM, its next big IP; Microsoft unveiled the Xbox One X and all its marvelous teraflops;

This week on Gaming Trend Reboot, the crew gets together to discuss their thoughts, expectations, predictions, and their wildest hopes and dreams for E3 2017. Also discussed: Mass Effect: Andromeda’s troubled development and its likeness to No Man’s Sky, CD Projekt Red’s run-in with real-life cyberpunks, and

This week on Gaming Trend Reboot, Monolith’s Shadow of Mordor gets delayed to October of this year, Square Enix takes over development for the Final Fantasy VII remake, and Walking Dead Season 3 disappoints our crew. Also, editor Travis Northup joins us to talk about his time with Destiny

This week, the crew discusses Xbox’s list of games launching with Xbox Game Pass, Overwatch’s year-one anniversary, and more. Later, Mike is joined by Amy Kay Purcell to talk about the recent Far Cry 5 reveals and Star Trek: Bridge Crew VR. Every week, Mike Pearce and Joe

E3 is ever approaching, and the calm before the storm has given way to several reveals leading up to the event! Bungie revealed Destiny 2 gameplay over the week (and it looks a whole like Destiny), The Witcher got a TV series, and Ubisoft divulged its lineup for 2018-19 games,

Arkane Austin does so much to get me to love Prey: its setting, the Talos I space station, is an incredibly well-designed space; the station’s dozens of terminals and computers are filled with emails to peruse and secrets to find; the score and art design are striking; its wonderfully