Based of the popular manga and anime series, My Hero Ultra Rumble is a new free-to-play battle royale from Bandai Namco. Play as either a hero or a villain in three member teams to take on other players in citywide maps. Classic characters such as All Might, Himiko Toga, and
It’s been a shorter road this year, without as many major tournaments, but the big stage is here. Toronto is lit, with eight teams competing to walk away as the best team of the 2023 season. Championships talk after all. Watch via the links below!
The Overwatch League Playoffs
It’s time for the C.O.D.E. Bowl! Next week several divisions of armed forces will compete for the Call of Duty Endowment trophy and bragging rights. To commemorate this awesome competition, Warzone is throwing up sky messages to keep it on your mind. Also, Monster has chipped
Motorcycle racing enthusiasts have long anticipated the release of Ride 5, a game that promised to redefine the landscape of motorcycle simulation games. With its predecessor, Ride 4, leaving a considerable mark on the genre, the question on everyone’s mind was: how does Ride 5 stack up? After spending
Everyone should be able to play a video game. Not every single disability can be accounted for unfortunately, but it’s great to see game studios going to the effort to help everyone enjoy the medium we love. PlayStation has been a leader in the space, and Marvel’s Spider-Man
Eric Bana’s rival will soon be playable when Achilles: Legends Untold leaves Early Access and heads into a 1.0 release on November 2 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. Dark Point Games unveiled a new trailer showcasing all the epic battles ahead in their take
Type-Moon’s Fate franchise has primarily dabbled in light and visual novels, the occasional anime and manga, but is probably best known for the mobile gacha game Fate/Grand Order. Who would’ve known that Koei Tecmo’s Omega Force division would go on to develop a musou-style video game
It was supposed to be just another Wednesday, but PlayStation’s Jim Ryan had other ideas. He announced his plans to retire in March of next year after nearly 30 years with the business. President, COO, and CFO of Sony Group Corporation Hiroki Totoki is set to cover the interim
