Opinion

There are a few ways Blizzard can improve her healing and Support credentials. Here’s how.

Strikingly similar in concept to the point of lawsuit threats and “knock-off” allegations, Fortnite and PUBG have brought a brand-new genre to the mainstream. But which is better?

Black Ops 4 releasing in 2018 feels like a step back for a franchise on the way back, but bundling it with Modern Warfare 2 Remaster could help continue that upwards trend.

All eyes have turned to the next event in Blizzard’s plan for Overwatch, and it’s clear what should be next on the agenda: Uprising 2.0.

The move into early 2019 is obviously undesirable from a gamer’s point of view, but probably sound and needed if Bioware is to both create a game that actually pleases the audience, and also sells well enough to justify EA’s investment.

Mercy 2.0 isn’t the fragile healer that has to hide behind her teammates; she’s part of the action now.

Crackdown 3’s development must be well below where Microsoft wants it to be, if, even after everything that Xbox brand went through with cancellations and a dry 2017, it’s willing to push back yet another exclusive.

I’ve gone back for seconds, this time spending close to two hours blasting my way through Nazis, and testing the waters on a far grander — and tougher — scale.

Australia proves it has what it takes in a stunning victory against the higher seed Japan.

Odyssey feels like the perfect celebration of the platformer, a messy melody of confined obstacles, and yet another daring redefining of the Mario experience.