Game Editorials

This is the fourth in Gaming Trend’s new column “Better Than You Think.” This is where we take aspects of games, for some reason or another, that may have been neglected when judged by the community at large, and actually give them the chance they were asking for. The

The third in our ongoing series “Better Than You Think,” this time with a proper video link above if you’ve been following, where we take aspects of games, for some reason or another, that may have been neglected when judged by the community at large, and actually give them

At risk of sounding corny, I’ve always seen Tomb Raider as a series living in the shadow of Uncharted. I never played the 2013 reboot, but I did log many hours into Rise of the Tomb Raider. While I did really like aspects of the game, I never found

This is the first of four in Gaming Trend’s new column “Better Than You Think.” This is where we take aspects of games, for some reason or another, that may have been neglected when judged by the community at large, and actually give them the chance they were asking

Competition is the driving force of any industry, and the gaming industry is no exception. However, I think that a bit of a collaborative mindset could make each hardware manufacturer, Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo, more competitive than they already are. Now, that doesn’t mean that I think that Microsoft

The E3 2018 team saw some amazing games this year, and we came away impressed with where the industry is carrying our favorite hobby.  Some games stood out above the others, though, and we’d like to recognize those titles that wowed us the most.  Without further ado, check out

We knew early on that Final Fantasy XV was going to get a PC edition eventually, but the way it was announced seemed almost like an afterthought. Fast forward to the launch of the console version, with its various rewrites of the third act, and there was a recipe for

When I was younger, scraping by with my meager earnings from serving in the military, I would supplement my income by building PCs. In the halcyon early days of the battle between Intel and AMD, the two chip manufacturers would routinely chase one another with the latest features. By the