This has been the year of superheroes beating the crap out of each other in comic book movies. Batman vs. Superman. Cyclops vs. Storm. And Captain America and his squad vs. Iron Man and his posse, in the biggest costumed crime-fighter cage match of all time.
Farewell, Nathan Drake. And thank you for one hell of a ride.
What do you do when you’ve waged war on pretty much every continent on Earth? You boldly go where no man has fought before: outer space.
It’s a dull and rusty old saw, but it still cuts deep: movies based on video games tend to suck, big time.
Microsoft Corp. said on Wednesday it would stop production of its popular Xbox 360 video game console, which helped the company gain a firm foothold in the market.
Rev up your chainsaw rifles, kids. The Gears of War are about to start grinding again.
Whether we’re ready for it or not, virtual reality is here. And what a long, strange trip it’s going to be.
The launch of an Edmonton studio’s first original video game is being soured by fans angrily accusing the company of pushing a political agenda by including a transgender character in the game.
Neil Druckmann likes video game titles that have more than one meaning. So should gamers be worried that next month’s release of Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End might be the literal demise of hero Nathan Drake? Or one of his partners in treasure-hunting?
This may well be the last hurrah for fortune hunter Nathan Drake, but it looks like the hero of the Uncharted saga is going to go out at the top of his game.