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Traveler’s Tales always does a great job with the LEGO games. Soon there will be another game added to the franchise: Lego DC Super-Villains! This one is a bit different though! Why? Lets take a look at Lego DC Super-Villains! Lego DC Super-Villains looks like it’ll be a little different from the usual Lego video games. In all the Lego games so far, you started out playing as one of your favorite heroes (or characters from a movie like Star…

All this month, IGN has been releasing videos around the upcoming launch of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and although the game doesn't seem to be getting as much attention as when Assassin's Creed Origins launched - due perhaps to the similar nature of both games - there still seems to be plenty to get excited about. Let's take a look at some of the recent news: Naval Combat.

When we originally reviewed No Man's Sky on the PS4, we said the game had tons of potential but was plagued by problems that made coming back day after day a chore, rather than a delight. With the NEXT update, and improved to run perfectly on the Xbox One X, No Man's Sky has a new lease on life, and I for one couldn't be more happy!

Adventure Time might be saying adios on the television this September, but the team behind the popular franchise have partnered with Climax Studios to launch the surprisingly good Adventure Time...adventure...Pirates of Enchiridion, a fantastic turn based RPG game with fantastic writing, great locations to explore, and all your favourite characters from the show. With so many lackluster Adventure Time game releases to date, is this one able to get over the hump and border on good, perhaps even great? Let's take a look!

Haven’t tried Middle-Earth: Shadow of War yet?! Then you may want to consider…the Definitive Edition! We have the details in a press release below. “Burbank, Calif. – August 1, 2018 – Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced Middle-earth: Shadow of War Definitive Edition, the most comprehensive version of last year’s epic, open world action game where players forge a new Ring of Power, conquer fortresses in massive battles and dominate Mordor with their own personal Orc army, all brought to…

It's been less than a year since we got the phenomenal Assassin's Creed Origins based in ancient Egypt, and Ubisoft is wasting no time getting another Assassin's Creed tittle out the door in Assassin's Creed Odyssey. While there are subtle changes from Origins to Odyssey, a lot of the great features introduced last year are coming to this year's installment, and a whole lot more. While many are criticizing Ubisoft for seemingly returning to the yearly AC launches, I'm really excited for another major, open world experience!

The Xbox Adaptive Controller will be landing in homes across the country in September, and today Microsoft unveiled just a bit more of what people can expect when they open up their controller for the first time. First though, let's take a look at the journey.

No Man's Sky is launching today on Xbox One - Friday in Europe - alongside the latest expansions, NEXT. With this update, the developers behind this troubled title are looking to right the ship, and provide an experience players thought they were getting when the game originally launched on the PS4 a few years ago. With promises of great things - and some good early impressions from those who have had the opportunity to see it, No Man's Sky has a new lease on life, and we are really excited to try it out.

When Shinning Resonance Refrain first launched exclusively in Japan on the PS3 a number of years ago, the reaction to the title was fairly mixed. Now many years later, the developers have determined that new HD version of the game was necessary to pull in a Western audience, and thanks to the developers, we were able to review the experience on PS4. Is the game worth playing a second time, all these years later? Was enough added to make it different? Let's dive in!

If you haven't played Shadow of War, the fantastic Lord of the Rings franchise sequel title to Shadow of Mordor, you are really missing out on a fantastic experience. When we reviewed the game on the Xbox One X earlier this year - which we really loved! - we commented on the vast number of improvements over the original release, including a better stealth system, and a overhauled Nemesis system. Today, Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment announced a host of new fixes for the game, which you can read below!