Let’s talk about a little something that’s been simmering in the gaming world lately: Microsoft’s new approach to Xbox. Now, we all know the PS5 is out here slaying in sales, right? It’s not just matching the PS4—it’s actually outpacing it by 7%. You’d expect that from Sony, given that they’ve been on top of […]
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Alright, let’s just be real for a second. Not every game needs to be a marathon. I’m talking about these AAA titles that stretch themselves out for no reason—games that clock in at 40 to 100 hours, and they act like that’s some kind of achievement. I get it, you want to flex your expansive
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The cancellation of Wonder Woman by WB Games feels like another missed opportunity in a long line of troubled superhero game projects. While we’ve seen many attempts to bring larger-than-life heroes to gaming, the biggest challenge has always been translating the sheer power of these characters into a compelling experience. Superman has struggled for decades
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The video game industry has always been in a state of flux, but the past few years have been particularly turbulent. AAA publishers continue to chase larger, riskier bets, while indie developers face their own struggles in an oversaturated market. As budgets soar and layoffs become more common, the industry is at a crossroads. Indies
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Man, let me tell you something—when the first Wonder Woman movie dropped, I did NOT expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Not ‘cause I didn’t think Wonder Woman was dope, but because DC at the time? Whew. They were dropping movies like they were blindfolded, hoping one of ‘em would actually hit.
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Dragon Age is a franchise beloved by RPG fans for its deep lore, strategic combat, and memorable characters. But with Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare has seemingly discarded much of what made the series special. I don’t want Dragon Age to die, but I also don’t want it to be dishonored. Unfortunately, Veilguard’s drastic departure
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I’ve played NBA 2K since NBA 2K11. Through the highs of the series—before microtransactions took over—and through its lows, I stuck with it. Basketball has always been a core part of my life, and NBA 2K was the closest I could get to being out there on the court. But after more than a decade
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The biggest reason I was looking forward to College Football 25 was Dynasty Mode. This mode has always been the heart and soul of the NCAA football franchise, and its return after more than a decade was a dream come true. The ability to choose between three different coaching archetypes—motivator, recruiter, and strategist—is exactly the
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Nostalgia is a powerful force, especially in gaming. Many beloved franchises have stood the test of time, while others have faded into obscurity. Some deserve to remain relics of the past, but others warrant a second chance in the modern era. Here are five single-player games and series that need to make a comeback. Midnight
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