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While Major V featured arguably the biggest esports comeback of all time, Day Three of Champs may have included some of the best maps we’
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We were hoping for bangers, and for the most part we got them. Well, at least for two out of four matches. Today was our
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Momentum can mean nothing yet everything in these tournaments. One thing it definitely didn’t do, return with the teams it hung out with during
In all sports, everyone is vying for a championship. Yeah, you want to make money, make a name for yourself, but there’s something about winning it all. You’re regarded as the best in the world, and it’s something few are able to claim. With the Call Of
Elite Dangerous is a game that demands much, but rewards more. It’s not a space fighter game, but a space simulator. It sets the lofty goal of recreating the Milky Way Galaxy in a 1:1 ratio, and then setting the player loose to explore it in any way
I’ve been playing The Sims since day one, it’s been a lifelong affair. If you’ve read any of my The Sims 4 reviews you’ll know I have never played with CC (custom content) or mods, and I only recently started doing some of my own builds.
It’s the inaugural episode of First-Person Perspective! Join me, Anthony Shelton, as I bring perspective to the hottest news and give my takes about the latest games.
Sony lied about God of War: Ragnarok and we can't do anything | First-Person Perspective Episode 01
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2020 sure was… a year, and thanks to COVID-19 many games were understandably pushed back to this year. There are a ton of games we’re looking forward to in 2021 of all shapes and sizes, from AAA to indie, so let’s get started!
Biomutant [PC/PS4/XB1 – May
