I love both of the switch games (BOTW less so, screw that final boss fight) but I would love to see some kind of game where you spend substantial portions swapping between a kick-ass Zelda and a less mute Link.

I’ve never been a Zelda game fan and in fact I’d never completed a single Zelda game before this one (despite owning most of them on various platforms over the years). The reason for finishing this one was purely because they got just about everything right. They tightened up the menus and controls substantially (and…

Came here to post exactly that. Honestly, Gwenpool needs to happen!

I’m intrigued to see if MS’ bullishness about Alan Wake 2 not getting a physical release will pay off. Because dang, going up against a truckload of other games that ARE getting disks (regardless of your opinion on whether you’d rather just buy a game from an e-store to download on your spangly fast internet…

This has better not be $70

This does look impressive but Ubi has a habit of constructing open worlds that are horribly underpopulated. If there’s one thing Tears of the Kingdom has taught us, it’s that the more you stuff into your open world that’s unique and great eye candy the better the game will come across (even if TOTK gets away with a…

Whatever you do, do the lightning temple last. Gibdo Queen is a total BITCH!

The TV equivalent of those ‘closing down sales’ that never see the store actually ever close :D

Link’s an ass man and Zelda grew a heck of a booty since the last game is the probable explanation

Just read that plot synopsis overview for the next season of Futurama. It’s going to get cancelled again isn’t it...

Simon Pegg is the sort of person Tim Bisley would REALLY hate

So NOW io9 covers it, now it’s been cancelled. 

Lot of thoughts about why this worked over so many other videogame to movie / show adaptations. Simple answer is that they got someone to do it who understood that ‘adapting’ does not mean ‘completely rewriting in the director / producer’s own bizarre image’ but adapting, converting and making allowances for the huge…

It was just so dull. So achingly dull. Right from the get-go. That horrible jaded feeling that you’d seen it all before, and even with some of the newer gameplay elements - and the only stand-out bit of the whole game scenery wise (Vegas), it just bored the tits off me to the point where I vowed I’d never replay it.…

This. I mean come the f*ck on Bridget, I get why 1899 didn’t make the cut but Dark deserved to

Jeez you really do hate Lockwood and Co don’t ya :D

Too expensive, not enough content on day 1 (or likely looking at the release schedules for Sony this year, on day 365). No backward compatibility is the kicker though, I’ve got a ton of PSVR1 stuff I would love to play in non-lego-vision mode but yeah, Sony gotta Sony

Sounds like another lesson in how to do a remake, that Rockstar Games could have done with observing before they turned GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas remakes into such dumpster fires. Those remakes robbed me of every ounce of rose-tinted fond memory I had for the originals, I really hope this is as good as it…

I get what the article is trying to say but as the dad of a daughter, I can only say that the way the game handled sarah’s death made me cry harder than any other game has, and set the tone for the rest of the game in terms of dealing with any kind of authority figures (shoot first, ask questions later). So it…

You’d hope that this would mean PS5 games actually start to use all the fantastic features showcased in the Astro Bot game, but I bet it won’t. I am fairly sure that even with the demise of the PS4 we won’t see significant engine upgrades for most titles. And where the heck is all the UE5 stuff?