Recently, the voice actor for Resident Evil 5 shared a puzzling message online, sparking rumors that a Resident Evil 5 Remake would be announced on the series’ 30th anniversary. However, it now appears this isn’t likely, and we might see a remake of a different, older Resident Evil game instead. The source of this information has also explained the reasoning behind this shift in plans.
Despite a rocky development process involving delays, accusations of plagiarism, and the departure of a key creative leader, Bungie appears to have settled on a release date for Marathon. Confirmed by Sony last November, and now supported by a newly leaked trailer, the game is scheduled to launch in March of this year.
This file appears several months after Ubisoft said Marc-Alexis Côté had voluntarily left the company. However, Côté later said this wasn’t true, explaining that he was actually asked to leave his position.
Each week, you can participate in five Trials, each with its own score. Completing tasks within each Trial earns you points, and reaching 4,000 points unlocks the best rewards.
Google Pixel phones are a favorite among Android users because of their excellent cameras, clean and simple software, quick updates, and long-term support. The more affordable Pixel ‘a’ series offers a similar experience, and recent reports suggest we now know when the Pixel 10a will be released.
I first played the RPG Portal Knights a little over eight years ago and immediately loved it. While it wasn’t the first game to combine open-world building with role-playing, it really helped make that combination popular, especially in a 3D, block-based world with easy-to-join multiplayer and a clear sense of adventure. Now, a new game called Hytale feels very similar in both how it plays and the overall feeling it creates. They’re definitely distinct games, and I firmly believe that, but I’ve recently found myself wanting to play Portal Knights again after not thinking about it for years, and I think there’s a reason for that.
I’ve been playing a bunch of games lately, and what’s really stood out is how much freedom they give you. Some drop you into sprawling space operas, others into brutal deserts or worlds made of blocks, but the cool thing is I get to decide what’s important. I choose where to focus my energy and what ‘winning’ even means. If you’re tired of games holding your hand and want something more like a totally open playground, these are some of the best I’ve found.
Look, there are tons of awesome games out there already, but being able to play them with my friends, no matter what they’re using – PC, console, whatever – just takes things to another level. And even with so many good options, a few really stand out. These games just nail everything I want: huge, immersive worlds and a really fun, cooperative experience. They hit all the right notes for me and my squad.
Amazon Prime is creating a new series based on the popular video game Tomb Raider, and excitement is growing for this third attempt to bring the franchise to life on screen. A recent photo of Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner dressed as Lara Croft has fans hopeful that this version will be the most successful adaptation yet.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the original Crash Bandicoot game – and for many of you reading this, it might also be your 30th birthday! If so, you’re in good company, as 1996 was a fantastic year for video games, launching many titles that are now considered classics. Here’s a look at some of the very best.