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I’ve poured countless hours of my life into the Sims. From creating custom clothing and hair for my Sims, to agonizing over relationship choices, to saving up to finally own that dream house, the series has always found ways to keep me glued to the computer screen. That last

Last week Gaming Trend went hands-on with Bungie’s highly-anticipated sequel to Destiny, Destiny 2. Today, we’re able to share with you a small sampling of our adventures, by showing off one of the new open-world areas: the European Dead Zone. The European Dead Zone provides opportunity for plenty

NBA Live takes a new approach to the traditional basketball video game with its new game mode, The One. In playing the NBA Live 18 demo, I mainly focused on trying out The One, in which you create your own basketball player and earn a name for him by playing

In a quiet conference room, adjacent to the main hall of San Diego Comic Con, I settled in to play one of the very first hands-on demos of Life is Strange: Before the Storm. This was the same demo I saw at E3, but this time the controller was in

We recently went hands-on with MachineGames’ Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, and played through “The Reunion” and “Roswell,” two early levels from the game’s campaign. Check it out: Keep reading Gaming Trend for more coverage of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, including our full review later thi

For a company with the name “evil” in the name, Evil Controllers certainly has a lot of good intentions. Recently I got my hands on a prototype of their newest controller, the Shift. I was interested to see where the pro controller company could go in a world where Microsoft’

Not too long ago, I could never have imagined a role-playing platformer game; the two genres just don’t seem to fit together in any logical way. Fortunately for all of us, the good folks at Lab Zero Games, the creators of Skullgirls, have more imagination than I do, and

One of my personal highlights this E3 was getting to sit down with Bethesda’s Wolfenstein II- The New Colossus.   Some of my fondest childhood memories revolve around my first computer; touting windows 3.1, and customized to all known ends – most notably my red brick wallpaper. To this day,