Snipperclips was one of the perfect ways to introduce the Joy-cons to the world. Here you had a co-op game that can be played without purchasing any additional controllers where you’re tasked with working together to solve various obstacles. You complete each other, as much as the Joy-cons completed

I have been playing Super Mario Odyssey regularly since its release last month, and I have yet to grow tired of the seemingly endless hunt for Power Moons. The longer I play, the more interesting the puzzles and obstacles seem to become. I especially appreciate each Kingdom’s Goombette puzzles;

During the 90’s, I spent countless hours into RPG Maker, customizing sprite sheets, building maps, and trying again and again and again to ensure the sound effect synced up perfectly with the animation of the curtains opening. It was vital. Now, Degica Games, the studio behind RPG Maker, is

The year of the microtransactions culminates in the release of Battlefront II, rife with loot boxes, unlockable heroes, and Reddit downvotes. Mike Pearce and I discuss this and other stories alongside editor Hunter Wolfe. Later, Travis Northup joins me to talk about Destiny 2’s next expansion, Curse of Osiris.

I’ve sunk over 300 hours into The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim when it came out six years ago on 11-11-11, playing the game on several platforms, spanning two console generations, and several flavors on PC. I’ll even tackle it in virtual reality soon. Even after all that, I

Like most of the titles in the Assassin’s Creed universe, the real-world locations are as much a character of the game as the title’s protagonist.  Bringing France, colonial America, England, and the Holy Land to life gave us a world that most players recognize, but few places are

Recently, we went hands-on with Destiny 2’s upcoming expansion: The Curse of Osiris. Right now, we can only share footage from the first story mission called, “Gateway,” but will have plenty of coverage to follow in the next few weeks. Enjoy!

Sunday funnies (and, by extension, 4-panel Japanese comedy) are a throwback to a simpler time, back when lighthearted and straightforward plots warmed the hearts of readers every week. While I do enjoy complex comics and manga, I love going back to basics, and Mato’s The Emperor and I satisfies