The shadow-drop of Ninja Gaiden 2 Black at the last Xbox Developer_Direct could signal better times ahead for Xbox, giving us something old and new all at once.
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Death is an inevitability of life. 2021’s indie hit Death’s Door gets to the heart of that and helps us better understand what it means to continue living a good life.
Tekken remains the king of 3D fighters, even after 30 years. Let’s take a close look at how the series has evolved and shaped the genre.
The original Gears of War trilogy is more than guns and muscles; it’s one of the best narrative arcs in all of gaming.
While I would love to play as Ciri in The Witcher 4, I don’t actually want to be able to. Here’s who should be the protagonist instead.
What place does Call of Duty hold in my life after 15 years away from the franchise? The answer is a bit complicated.
As you cruise around Cyberpunk 2077’s Night City and its surroundings in a vintage Porsche 911, flip on the radio. You might hear music that brings you to a particular time and place in your life.
Stellar Blade is a very fun game, but is it worth it to take some of its more questionable choices seriously?
Do you burn out after a big video game? Me too. Over the years, I’ve found the perfect palate cleanser.
Playing my deceased friend’s New Nintendo 2DS XL has helped me navigate grief and feel connected to the departed in ways I didn’t expect.