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The newest Mario game is out, but is it any good? (Spoiler alert: Yes. Yes it is.)
by Elisha DeograciasJoin us as we endure 16 waves of murderous undead Nazis in CODWWII Nazi Zombies!
by Mike DunnThe launch of the Xbox One X is just a few days away — November 7th for North America, to be exact. The questions on a lot of people’s minds ahead of launch is what this the new hardware can bring to the table, and whether it’s worth upgrading
by Ron BurkeAfter nearly a decade of modern and futuristic warfare, the series returns to its roots and turns in one of the best COD games in years.
by Mike DunnIt’s not every day that you get to spend your afternoons playing laser tag with your coworkers, terrorizing the office as you unload a virtual clip at your workspace besties… unless you’re lucky enough to have the RECOIL Multiplayer Starter Set in your workplace. We spent the last
by A Kay PurcellPlayStation had a big showing at its Paris Games Week conference, revealing new games like Spelunky 2, Guacamelee 2, and Sucker Punch’s new IP, Ghost of Tsushima. Mike Pearce and I discuss this and other stories, including PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Xbox debut, Super Mario Odyssey, and the unrelenting bad
by Joe DeClaraSince the recent release of Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back, the eponymous Bubsy the Bobcat has been busy pursuing a ton of different projects. He took some time out of his busy schedule to talk with us regarding the release of the PlayStation 4 and PC title, as well as
by Elisha DeograciasWe dig in to the objective-based War mode on Call of Duty WWII: Operation Breakout
by Mike DunnThe newest Mario game is out, but is it any good? (Spoiler alert: Yes. Yes it is.)
by Elisha DeograciasThe 40th anniversary of Mario goes hard
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The newest Mario game is out, but is it any good? (Spoiler alert: Yes. Yes it is.)
by Elisha DeograciasJoin us as we endure 16 waves of murderous undead Nazis in CODWWII Nazi Zombies!
by Mike DunnThe launch of the Xbox One X is just a few days away — November 7th for North America, to be exact. The questions on a lot of people’s minds ahead of launch is what this the new hardware can bring to the table, and whether it’s worth upgrading
by Ron BurkeAfter nearly a decade of modern and futuristic warfare, the series returns to its roots and turns in one of the best COD games in years.
by Mike DunnIt’s not every day that you get to spend your afternoons playing laser tag with your coworkers, terrorizing the office as you unload a virtual clip at your workspace besties… unless you’re lucky enough to have the RECOIL Multiplayer Starter Set in your workplace. We spent the last
by A Kay PurcellPlayStation had a big showing at its Paris Games Week conference, revealing new games like Spelunky 2, Guacamelee 2, and Sucker Punch’s new IP, Ghost of Tsushima. Mike Pearce and I discuss this and other stories, including PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Xbox debut, Super Mario Odyssey, and the unrelenting bad
by Joe DeClaraSince the recent release of Bubsy: The Woolies Strike Back, the eponymous Bubsy the Bobcat has been busy pursuing a ton of different projects. He took some time out of his busy schedule to talk with us regarding the release of the PlayStation 4 and PC title, as well as
by Elisha DeograciasWe dig in to the objective-based War mode on Call of Duty WWII: Operation Breakout
by Mike Dunn