Red Dead Redemption 2 teaser trailer lifts lid on Rockstar’s gorgeous new world
We now finally have a teaser trailer for the game, and it’s just as beautiful and spectacular as we imagined it would be.
We now finally have a teaser trailer for the game, and it’s just as beautiful and spectacular as we imagined it would be.
Nintendo has finally lifted the lid on its new home gaming console/handheld hybrid: the Nintendo Switch. Here’s everything we know.
PC gamers may once again miss out on a Rockstar gem, as Red Dead Redemption 2 hasn’t been announced for the platform.
Battlefield 1 sets a new standard. Not just for series developer DICE, but for developers of all shooters. That standard is one of powerful storytelling. Few shooters with a focus on multiplayer put as much effort into telling a story as Battlefield 1 does. One moment demonstrates that extremely well.
It’s official: Red Dead Redemption 2 is real, and it’s coming in 2017 (hopefully). So what can we expect from the game world? Let’s take a look.
The long-touted and highly anticipated sequel to 2010’s Red Dead Redemption has finally been confirmed by developer Rockstar Games.
Sony appears to be taking action of its own against PS4 owners who returned their digital copy of No Man’s Sky. And it’s strange to say the least.
Part of the reason for the game’s success is developer Blizzard’s willingness to work with and listen to the community. While console players feel like second class citizens, Blizzard insists that it treats every version across all platforms individually, without directly dividing the community and fanbase. Here’s proof.
That headline is not an error: one Overwatch streamer has used bananas to player as Winston. Why, you ask? Well because, as it turns out, peanut butter isn’t a very good conductor of electricity. Because it’s oily … or something.
Glorious anti-Trump campaign uses Overwatch popularity to diss US presidential candidate.