Opinion

Wildlands may have the unfortunate task of reigniting interest in the tired Ghost Recon franchise, but there’s certainly the potential for tactical mastery.

In Japan, the demand for console gaming has diminished over the years. While not completely dead — with games and systems still being produced and sold in the East — sales can pale in comparison to that of the handheld and mobile gaming market.

To celebrate the release of Resident Evil 7 on January 24, we’re ranked the main entries in the series from worst to best. Agree/disagree with our list? The author has plans this weekend so please refrain from killing him.

The Xbox name has been defined by the likes of Halo, Gears Of War and Forza for more than a decade, but don’t expect those games in 2017.

Passionate Nintendo fan and friend of Fenix Bazaar Josh goes hands-on with the Nintendo Switch.

After a few hours playing Switch, I find myself still wanting to love it. I might yet fall head over heals, and it’s got some truly amazing traits, but it needs more software to compliment its best configurations before I can truly commit.

One of the highlights of yesterday’s Nintendo Switch unveiling was the reveal of the console’s new Mario game, Super Mario Odyssey. The trailer provided a detailed look at Mario’s latest adventure, and it looks completely and utterly insane.

Nintendo has shot itself in the foot by attempting the same sort of slow market buildup it wanted with the Wii U: have a soft launch, and hope the install base increases steadily over time. It might work with Switch, but it’s a massive risk to take with so much set to hit the market in the next 12 months.

The gaming giant has a history of extravagant and exciting reveals and presentations, although they haven’t always been of the best quality. Let’s take a look at the best and worst of Nintendo reveals over the years.

So what’s new from Microsoft, and why should we care?