March 2025 was another awesome month for video game releases. What makes this month unique is a lot of the biggest releases weren’t loved by our reviewers. The main theme of March’s Bad section, is that a lot of retro releases haven’t aged well. Many of these games play well for those with nostalgia goggles, but struggle to connect with newcomers.
April 2025 is not a great month for video game releases. There are some great games, but it’s a slower month by modern release standards. Half of the games in this article are former exclusives going to new consoles.
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Metacritic has unveiled its 15th Annual Game Publisher Rankings, with some surprises in store.
Get ready for a cosplayer with clever videos, a fun sense of humour, and talented cosplays. Jocy Cosplay is here!
The 2024 Game Awards featured a wide range of new game announcements, trailers and surprises. Here are a few favorites.
Check out this collection of amazing cosplay highlights from this year’s Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo.
Immersive Skyrim Modifications Elevate Virtual Reality Experience A dedicated fan of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, known as GingasVR, has taken their virtual reality (VR) setup to the next level by integrating two haptic feedback suits, adding an unparalleled level of realism and immersion to their gaming experience. GingasVR, showcased on X/Twitter and reported by … Continued
Today, Cyan Worlds is happy to announce that their puzzle adventure Riven, is coming once again to flatscreen and VR platforms in 2024.
According to recent reports, several major Sony franchises will not be releasing any new titles in the upcoming year.
This VR Skater PRO DLC elevates VR Skater up to the Virtual Reality Equivalent of the Tony Hawk series of games.
PlayStation CEO Jim Ryan will be retiring in March 2024. Check out the details of his impact on the gaming world here!
At the PlayStation Showcase, the company announced that Beat Saber is now officially available on PlayStation VR2.
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