Get ready to don your fedora, as Bethesda Softworks and MachineGames unveil the first gameplay of their upcoming Indiana Jones FPS title, set between “Indiana Jones and the Lost Ark” and “The Last Crusade,” with Troy Baker voicing our legendary hero for his 2024 PC and Xbox Series X/S release.
Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, a game that’s captivated players globally with its sale of 5 million copies, now graces the Nintendo Switch, bringing all six DLCs and existing bonuses for an enriched gaming experience.
Prepare to embark on a semi-open world adventure as Belzebuth, Akira Toriyama’s pink demon, in the upcoming Sand Land game, releasing April 26, 2024, with three editions to choose from.
Ai Shark, once GameShark, is set to reemerge in September 2024 at CES, amidst rumors of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch, focusing on AI-driven gameplay enhancement for casual gamers and partnering with Altec Lansing to tap into the $2.5 billion video game headset market.
Get ready to dive back into the beloved “Mario vs. Donkey Kong” universe on February 16, 2024, with enhanced graphics and an exciting expansion featuring 80 new levels across two fresh worlds, all on your Nintendo Switch!
Capcom is delighting Street Fighter 6 players with a SPYxFAMILY crossover, offering avatar costumes and customization options for Yor and Loid via Drive Tickets and unique codes, alongside limited-time bonuses from January 9 to 31.
Tekken 8, set for release in 2024, promises a thrilling blend of brutal combat, simplified controls, and innovative features like Heat Mode, all while continuing the gripping narrative with new characters like Victor Chevalier.
Revitalizing the classic Prince of Persia series, “The Lost Crown” introduces Sargon, an updated hero with modern appeal, in a Metroidvania-structured game, set for release on January 18, 2024.
Despite its ergonomic design and decent battery life, the PlayStation Portal’s limitations, such as subpar LCD display quality, touch interface issues, and lack of popular streaming platform support, prevent it from fully realizing its potential as a secondary family-friendly entertainment screen.
Despite initial excitement, Microids’ ‘Le Festin des Loups’ falls short with its dated visuals, clunky level design, scale mismanagement, persistent bugs, and underwhelming storytelling.