In a Sony Business Briefing this morning, CEO Jim Ryan revealed that as well as God of War and Twisted Metal shows, PlayStation fans will also be seeing Horizon Zero Dawn and Gran Turismo shows. Horizon will be coming to Netflix but no platform has been announced for GT just yet. First spotted by a […]

2006's infamous Sonic the Hedgehog has just been relisted on the Xbox Store out of nowhere. Did you know that Sonic the Hedgehog has had a bit of a rough transition to the third dimension? Sonic fans have probably heard that line over and over again ever since Sonic's 3D Blast, but the game that […]

You're past the half way stage now and that weekend is starting to look pretty good. Today's news roundup also looks pretty good, with several interesting stories including the news that we might be getting upgraded version of the Xbox Series X and PS5 as early as next year. We've also got details on Sony's […]

It’s been a rough couple of years of schooling for anyone forced to persevere through recent challenges. If you have a gamer in your life who has reached the finish line, we have some suggestions for gifts that can make them smile after they walk the stage and pick up their diploma. Disclaimer: Recommended products […]

Co-op games really test friendships. Some, like It Takes Two, are made to encourage communication, introspection, and consideration for our partners. Gears of War and Halo have co-op campaigns that bind people for years, always waiting for the other before they dive back into a story. And some, some just make you really horny with […]

We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 – 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! You can’t plan for what you can’t predict. A huge container ship blocks the Suez Canal, disrupting global trade for several days. A global […]

Monopoly has a long history of chaotic family game nights and sibling grudges, with over 300 variations in existence across multiple distributors. Originally called the Landlord’s Game and patented in 1904 by Lizzie Magie, the game was built on the idea of buying up properties that collected rent from anyone who landed on them during […]

Star Wars Celebration kicks off tomorrow in Anaheim, Calif. I’ve had the pleasure of attending this show a few times over the years, and find it to be joyous, exciting, and one of the greatest places to go for people watching, thanks to the wealth of stormtroopers, Jedi, and astromech droids roaming the halls. Disney […]

Remember Replaced, the atmospheric, futuristic action game revealed during last year’s Xbox Showcase? Set in a dystopian version of the ‘80s USA, Replaced chronicles the exploits of an AI living within a human body. The combat is reminiscent of some of the best sci-fi movies and games out there, including Blade Runner and Cyberpunk 2077. […]

Science, at its very core, is collaborative. The essence of scientific work is building upon other science – think of all the research and discovery that would never have occurred otherwise. Still, scientists, just like other professionals, can work in silos. Their jobs are complex, circuitous, time-consuming, often messy, even more often repetitive. And while […]