A Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream demo has been out since yesterday, complete with a robust new character creator and tons of customization and user input features not present in the last game. Which has, uh, pretty quickly made it apparent why Nintendo put heavier restrictions than usual on media […]
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Bluey's Happy Snaps Trailer Reveals Fall 2026 Launch
Bluey’s Happy Snaps will soon let gaming fans see a classic cartoon from a new perspective when it launches fall 2026. The titular blue heeler and her sister, Bingo, both showed up with a new video game during the March 2026 Xbox Partner Preview today. Its trailer shows how fans […]
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Scores a Rare $20 Discount in Spring Sales
Amazon's Big Spring Sale kicks off today and runs through March 31, with deals on just about anything you could need. While there are a handful of discounted video games in the mix, surprisingly, most of the best video game deals can be found elsewhere this week. If you've been […]
Turtle Beach's Next Switch 2 Accessories Include a Light-Up Rosalina-Themed Controller
Turtle Beach is updating its Nintendo Switch 2-licensed Rematch RGB Wireless Gaming Controller line with a couple of new controllers that feature light-up designs, one of which gives some much-needed love to everyone's favorite cosmic mother figure, Rosalina. Alongside the new controllers, the company also announced a new glow-in-the-dark PlayTrek […]
CRKD Is Set to Release a Feature-Packed Pro-Style Controller for $70
CRKD announced a pair of new drift-resistant controllers this week, one of which, the Ult Pro, is a surprisingly feature-packed Pro-style wireless controller that's compatible with the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, PC, mobile, and smart TVs, and costs just $70. The other, the $30 Atom Plus, is an upgraded […]
Not Everything Is Slop, and We Need to Keep It That Way
1 month ago
As I watched the Xbox Partner Preview earlier today, one word stuck out to me more than any of the games shown: slop. It was repeated over and over in the stream’s accompanying chat, denigrating every game that was featured in the showcase, regardless of perceived quality. The horror-tinged farming […]
Not Everything Is Slop, and We Need to Keep It That Way
1 month ago
As I watched the Xbox Partner Preview earlier today, one word stuck out to me more than any of the games shown: slop. It was repeated over and over in the stream’s accompanying chat, denigrating every game that was featured in the showcase, regardless of perceived quality. The horror-tinged farming […]
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 12: “6:00 PM” Review
1 month ago
Warning: this review contains full spoilers for The Pitt Season 2, Episode 12! The Pitt may be an engrossing watch, but it sure doesn’t qualify as escapism. This is not a series I can recommend to anyone looking to turn on, tune in, and drop out for an evening. Watching […]
The Pitt Season 2, Episode 12: “6:00 PM” Review
1 month ago
Warning: this review contains full spoilers for The Pitt Season 2, Episode 12! The Pitt may be an engrossing watch, but it sure doesn’t qualify as escapism. This is not a series I can recommend to anyone looking to turn on, tune in, and drop out for an evening. Watching […]
For All Mankind’s Main Character Is 80 Now in Season 5… and Still the Coolest
1 month ago
Minor spoilers follow for Season 5, Episode 1 of For All Mankind. With the fifth season of Apple TV’s For All Mankind debuting this week, the show has undergone another 10-year time jump. That’s tradition for the series, which was created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert and Ben Nedivi. […]