I didn’t know that a game featuring Crayola and dabbing would be one of the better sports experiences this year, but here we are. Crayola Scoot is an oddly satisfying treat for those that missed the good old days of Tony Hawk Pro Skater, and it comes packed with

Arguably the standard bearer for the now venerable Call of Duty franchise, the Black Ops series is rooted in providing some of the most compelling narrative experiences in FPS gaming over the last decade, so it was a bit of a shock when they announced that there would be no

Today, Nintendo announced a special console bundle to celebrate the release of Diablo III: Eternal Collection on November 2nd. This bundle will contain a Diablo-themed Nintendo Switch system, carrying case, and more. The dock of the system will feature Diablo III artwork on the front, while the system itself will

Yesterday, Activision announced that the recently released Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 received the highest day one digital sales in Activision history, with a new record for day one digital sales on the PlayStation Store as well. While physical sales have not been announced, the game has had a

I should say this off the top: I’m not truly acquainted with the Mario Party series. I’ve only dabbled in the modern set of games and never felt the urge to play the classic titles that so many have fallen in love with. When I’m sitting down

Cities: Skylines is not a God game. You can shape and build your city exactly how you see fit, but that moniker is maybe a misnomer. I may only be the mayor, but that wouldn’t stop me from raising taxes exorbitantly for a month or two whenever the mood

Twin-stick shooters have been very popular over the years, and the genre only grows larger with more high-quality titles every year. Mixing this type of gameplay with procedurally generated stages adds even more fun and replayability to the equation. Games like Enter the Gungeon have proven that very well, and

It’s raining as I idle at the starting gate, peering down the track. Droplets of rain cling to the camera, obscuring my view every so slightly. Bikes roar around me, engines revving as we wait for the race to begin, I can almost taste the gasoline fumes in the