Capcom hopes Onimusha: Way of the Sword will take the Onimusha franchise to new heights, similar to what Resident Evil 2 and 4 Remake did for the Resident Evil series. Based on the footage we saw at Summer Game Fest Play Days, there's no reason to believe that won't be the case.
The company proudly announced that it was able to get a record 3.5 million Nintendo Switch 2 consoles into the hands of gamers.
We got hands-on with Pragmata, and now we understand why Capcom is taking its sweet ass time with this game.
Microsoft has come through and flexed its muscle during its annual Xbox Games Showcase.
A new Wu-Tang Clan game, the return of Resident Evil and more huge announcements.
Ahead of Summer Game Fest, the upcoming Xbox Showcase, and on the day Nintendo unveiled the Switch 2, PlayStation brought the heat during its recent State of Play presentation, which included a new Marvel Games title, Marvel Tōken: Fighting Souls. There was buzz that PlayStation was prepping to hit us over the head with another […]
Wizards of the Coast, the owner of Dungeons & Dragons, is looking to capitalize on the success of Baldur’s Gate with a new single-player action-adventure game set in the world of the popular tabletop fantasy role-playing game. Giant Skull will handle the development duties on this yet-to-be-named title set in the D&D world, utilizing Unreal Engine 5. In […]
Unfortunately, we will not be getting the standalone Black Panther game we were all excited about, but don't fret, true believers - there are still games based on favorite Marvel characters on the way.
For those eager to get their hands on an Xbox dedicated handheld device, you'll have to wait a bit longer.
Word on the video game streets is that the PS5 will eventually get a price hike, but as of now, it's getting a price cut.
On paper, based on its premise alone, Shadow Labyrinth should be dead on arrival, but after going hands-on with Bandai Namco's upcoming game, we left PAX East wanting to play more of this unlikely take on an iconic video game character.
Starting today, Walt Disney Co. and Epic Games will allow Fortnite players to recruit and speak to Darth Vader, and yes, it's the late James Earl Jones voice you will be hearing. Gamers react to the new feature.