Today, Lince Works and Merge Games announced that the Nintendo Switch version of Aragami: Shadow Edition will be delayed until the beginning of 2019. The developers have cited that they want to polish up the overall package as well as cross-play support with PC and Xbox One gamers. Originally set

When the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy was announced, Spyro fans had hope that the purple dragon would be next to receive an HD makeover for his breakout titles. After all, Spyro is the Jelly to Crash’s Peanut Butter in a PlayStation platformer sandwich. They didn’t have to

As someone who’s on the go quite often, my Switch is often my preferred console. (Though if you can find a way to fit a PlayStation 4 in your coat pocket, I’m all ears!) That said, one of the design flaws of the Switch’s handheld mode is

Square Enix has recently unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming RPG Kingdom Hearts III, which will be released on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on January 29. The trailer showcases the 100 Acre Wood world featuring Winnie the Pooh and his lovable cast of characters, and also a few

Last weekend at Xbox X018, Microsoft detailed its future plans for its expansive online game service, Xbox Game Pass. In addition to titles like Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice coming soon, the Xbox Game Pass app is now available on mobile devices, which will let you queue downloads from your phone.

At its Xbox X018 conference this past weekend, Microsoft announced that it will intend to acquire Obsidian Entertainment and inXile Entertainment. With such works like Fallout: New Vegas, Pillars of Eternity, Wasteland 2, and Bard’s Tale IV, the two companies will have a great home in the Microsoft acquisition

Earlier this weekend, Microsoft debuted its Xbox X018 conference, where the company showed some new developments to future titles as well as what’s on the horizon for the Xbox One and PC. In addition to some other game news, the company has finally announced that it will release Crackdown

Nostalgia has long been a major part of video game culture. The 1980s and ‘90s in particular represent for many people a time when games were somehow more pure — free to challenge a hardcore audience, less corrupted by corporate greed. But this assessment, like all claims of purity, is tenuous