I’m not talking about the console as just another gaming platform or an overall experience. The future is uncertain—after all, it hasn’t even launched yet! However, one thing is clear: despite Sony’s vast experience and resources, the PlayStation 5 hardware itself…well, let’s just say it leaves much to be desired? Suggested Reading Live Forever in
The latest update for Sony’s surprisingly impressive PlayStation Portal introduces a highly anticipated feature that fans have been eagerly awaiting since before the handheld gaming device even hit the market last year. Starting today, PS Plus subscribers can dive into a selection of PS5 games via cloud streaming on their PS Portal—no console required!
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The PlayStation 5 Pro has officially hit the shelves, and gamers everywhere are diving into its enhanced features! While it brings remarkable upgrades to a host of existing titles, some games are experiencing unexpected hiccups that can detract from the overall experience. Notably, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and the highly anticipated Silent Hill 2 remake have encountered their fair share of challenges.
The handheld Sims games on Nintendo DS are an absolute delight—quirky, charming, and wonderfully bizarre! If you’ve been a part of the Kotaku community for a while, you might have caught me raving about how The Sims 2 on DS is my all-time favorite game. While opinions may vary on its quality and technical finesse, there’s one thing that’s undeniable:
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Game Awards host Geoff Keighley unveiled the highly anticipated 2024 nominees on Monday, showcasing a dazzling array of categories that promise to excite every gaming enthusiast. However, if you’re a fan of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, you might feel left out as it seems to be following in the footsteps of this year’s Starfield. Mark your calendars for December 12, when the 2024 show streams live and is set to deliver unforgettable moments!
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The nominees for The Game Awards 2024 have just been unveiled, and the excitement is palpable! As we celebrate a decade of host Geoff Keighley’s spectacular Oscars-style tribute to interactive arts, fans are gearing up for some spirited debates. This year’s contenders for the coveted title of Game of the Year include the charming Astro Bot, the intriguing Balatro, and the visually stunning Black Myth Wukong. Who will take home the prestigious award? Let the discussions begin!
One of my all-time favorite board games is V-Commandos, an exhilarating co-op experience set in the thrilling backdrop of World War Two, where stealth and covert operations reign supreme. Fast forward to today, and the brilliant minds behind that game have harnessed their expertise from 1945 to embark on a new adventure—this time, plunging us into the intriguing world of 1459 with Assassin’s Creed: Brotherhood of.
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As someone who missed out on the PS4 experience, I dove into Days Gone on my PC this week and was genuinely taken aback by what I discovered.
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I wasn’t just surprised by the game itself; it offers some thrilling survival mechanics, and the zombie horde system is nothing short of exhilarating!
There’s a right way to set up your PlayStation 5, and then there’s the unconventional approach—one that has been embraced by some notable figures, including (allegedly) a PlayStation executive and (without a doubt) yours truly. Ever since I unboxed my PS5 back in late October, it has proudly been upside down on my shelf. To
I’ve reached the ultimate level of delusion in my Nintendo Switch ownership journey. Remember that old fantasy? The one where I’d dive into every game I bought and downloaded from the eShop? Well, here’s my new delusion: I’m actually going to use my Nintendo Switch at all! But alas, it seems like every time I’m ready to play, the thing decides to conk out on me. Talk about a gaming tease!