In a recent interview, Marty Stratton of id Software has given some insight into how far DOOM Eternal will push the PlayStation hardware. It sounds like this will be one last hurrah for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One just ahead of the launch of next-gen consoles.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor will take players to Skyrim in the next expansion and will see players face off against vampires while searching for information regarding the secret of the Dark Heart of Skyrim.
If you think what you have what it takes to survive in this free-for-all title where players can also take on the role of the Director, then you may want to give it a try, just remember not to freeze to death in the arena. So why not give it a whirl? It is free after all.
DOOM Eternal’s latest trailer is finally here, giving us our first look at a greater universe, one where the Doom Slayer gives us our first glimpse of him without his helmet, what happened to Samuel Hayden, and our first glimpse of Heaven’s forces.
Well, if you were expecting DOOM and DOOM II to be just nostalgia-filled experiences, Bethesda and id Software are taking things one step further with today’s major update for both games, adding in megaWADS including The Final DOOM and John Romero’s megaWAD, SIGIL.
If you’ve been waiting for a chance to stand off against the zombies in World War Z, your wait is over, the Horde Mode Z update is here and we have everything you need to know about it.
American Fugitive is an ambitious title, one bringing years of experience together into one single game and its goal? To tell a tale about revenge, justice, and vindication. However, now we have to wonder, can it go the distance?
Bethesda has confirmed that the trailer highlighting the end of the Season of the Dragon, a year-long adventure, can prepare to head into the legendary lands of Skyrim.
After the mind-blowing success of Resident Evil 2 Remake, Capcom has confirmed that Resident Evil 3 Remake and Resident Evil Project Resistance are a 2-in-1 project and will launch side-by-side on April 3rd, 2020. Here’s the scoop.
SEGA has confirmed that two of their most beloved games of the last generation will be headed to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One as one single bundle. The collection will include both games as a physical or digital purchase. Here’s everything you need to know.