Gary Whittle 
Earlier today, Nintendo finally unveiled it’s highly anticipated next console – essentially a portable home console, it’s been fittingly named the Nintendo Switch. Alongside the console announcement, we also received an bunch of information simply through the games shown. One game in particular, though, well, it looked promising. It might have been Mario Kart 8. Then again, it … Read more
Red Dead Redemption 2’s recent unveiling (an arguably underwhelming one, too) has been followed up by Sony with an official statement regarding exclusivity. Thankfully, it’s nothing too drastic, but it’s something; PlayStation users will be given exclusive early access to Red Dead Online’s DLC, leaving Xbox One players left out for what’s currently an unspecified amount of time come … Read more
The great city of New York is a miraculous wonder of human achievement, the richest 23 square mile island in the history of civilization. Everyday millions of inhabitants go about their daily lives, living and working, and not giving a moment’s thought to the complexities of vital emergency systems in place to protect them from … Read more
image source: polygon.com After their previous failed attempt at entering the mobile gaming industry, PlayStation Mobile, Sony seem to be gearing up to re-enter the industry with ‘at least five smartphone games in 2018.’ This information comes from Asian news-site Nikkei, who claim the five games will be releasing around late march in ‘Japan and other parts of Asia.’ … Read more
If you’re hoping to try out the somewhat anticipated Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare before it’s impending release, then there’s no better time to do so than this weekend. During this short forty-eight hour period, all PS4 players will be able to participate in what is to be the second beta weekend for Infinite Warfare, with no code, … Read more
Illuminati is a card game from way back in 1995 – and it’s made some creepily accurate “predictions” after looking at in retrospect just over 20 years later. The cards feature eerily similar circumstances to those of things such as 9/11, Donald Trump (hehe), and even Pepe, one of the Almighty Meme Gods. Obviously, this is … Read more
Apparently, Steam is adding one-thousand new VR users every day via its software update platform – and VR just launched. What happens when prices go down and demand goes up? The latter, in particular, is inevitable; as more developers jump on the VR bandwagon and more games are made, demand will surely rise. Just wait … Read more