While opinions may vary on how Monster Hunter Wilds evolves the series' signature formula and gameplay, there's no denying that the game's performance on PC and consoles isn't where it should be. Title Update 4 is a step in the right direction for sure, but more work is needed besides the over 100 performance improvements introduced to finally address what is, still today, one of the game's biggest issues, if not the biggest. Besides working on improving Monster Hunter Wilds' performance, however, some datamined information suggests that CAPCOM could be working on something else as well: a Nintendo Switch 2 port of […]

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Victory Banner is a fast-paced World War II real-time strategy game where you command a frontline company and take direct third-person control of any soldier or vehicle on the Eastern Front.

In Victory Banner you switch instantly between strategic RTS view and direct control of units – from snipers landing decisive shots to tanks breaking through enemy lines. You’ll plan defensive fortifications during the planning … Read More

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Who doesn't love some spooky thrills with some gothic vibes sprinkled in? Here are 15 incredible gothic horror shows that every horror fan should check out.

I must be fast asleep, because I've been dreaming of a new Darksiders game for years, and finally, Darksiders 4 is coming. While there's no release date just yet, the cult classic series offers some of the best action games I've played, and I'm going to be playing the new entry on day one. If you want to join me in a post-apocalyptic adventure with the Horsemen, well, all the current games are currently up to 90% off for a short time.

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Destiny 2 had an interesting 2025 full of up and down moments. Here is an award show for those moments, the gear, the missions, the characters and more.

That sounds like an enviable position to be in, and it is, but leader of the pack is never where Nintendo has been at its most innovative or at ease with itself. Strangely for such a conservative company, Nintendo is never better than when throwing caution to the wind on the comeback trail from a timid failure — following the GameCube with the Wii, or the Wii U with the Switch. Putting its managers and designers in the position of responsibly managing success appears to stress them out, entrench their conservatism, and deplete their best ideas.