It seems that TimeSplitters isn’t dead yet, as Deep Silver announced that a new installment in the beloved shooter series is now in development. In addition to the news that Deep Silver will be the publsiher, members of Free Radical Design have signed onto the project. Today Deep Silver

Today, Devolver Digital announced that its open-world vandalism game SLUDGE LIFE will head to Nintendo Switch and Steam on June 2. The game, previously an Epic Games Store exclusive, will be available for pre-order starting today. The first-person / open-world / vandalism-centric SLUDGE LIFE is coming to Nintendo Switch and Steam on

Today, Konami announced that its previously Stadia exclusive game Super Bomberman R Online will launch on May 27 for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC. The free-to-play game will also have a new battle pass system as well as more content available through in-game seasons. Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. today

If you’re looking for a different computer card game fix, the indpendently created Haste is currently on Kickstarter. Featuring real-time strategic mechanics rather than deckbuilder ones, the game aims to outplay its competition. We got to talk with Hot Sauce Bread founders Jacob Deorksen and Cedrick Lui about Haste’

Look, I may have gotten a PlayStation 5 for Astro’s Playroom, but I’m waiting for a next-gen iteration of the Katamari Damacy series to come my way. In the meantime, I’ve been filling up the ball-shaped hole (please don’t read into that) on my Switch with

Video game streaming is a big business. How big? Well, it sailed past 6 billion dollars in ad revenue last year alone. If the thought of getting paid to play games is appealing, let me offer up some caution. A good entry-level DSLR camera body will run you $500, a

If you play twitch skill based shooters, there’s a good chance you are using a mouse with a cord. Roccat wants to change all that. Could the Roccat Kone Pro Air be the mouse that gets me to move on from my Apuri and Burst Pro combo and to

It’s a little bit behind the scenes, but reviewing videogames means picking up a lot of skills and using a lot of tools. Photo and video editing, audio mixing, capture and livestreaming, and then there’s that whole playing the game and writing thing. To help with these sorts