DS writes: Destiny was fantastic fun for the opening couple of months, but the seriously repetitive content soon became an issue. Bungie's hype fizzled out to reveal a selection of empty play areas of uninspired fetch quests. Then came the expansions via a Season Pass that cost as much as buying the original game again, albeit with a tiny amount of Via Destiny's upcoming changes could make it gre... more.

Martin from GamersFTW writes: The Arkham games have undoubtedly cemented themselves as the greatest superhero games of all time. Each and every entry showed us what it truly meant to be the Batman, not only with his cool gadgets and astounding combat abilities, but also showcasing why he is known simply as “The World’s Greatest Detective". With that being said, it’s Via Ranking the Batman: ... more.

Justin Celani writes: Remaster is the hot word this generation, and we have seen some favorable and not so favorable releases. If you had to ask me what games I’d love to see remastered, I’ll be honest that Legend of Kay isn’t one of them. That’s not to say it doesn’t deserve it though, as like myself, I’m sure many didn’t Via ZTGD | Legend of Kay Anniver... more.

Greg of PC Gaming Enthusiast reviews Life is Strange Episode 3: Chaos Theory and Episode 4: The Dark Room. He writes: "After playing through Life is Strange: Episode 2, I was starting to think the series was growing stale. This is important considering interactive media, like gaming, is susceptible to the adage “the sequel is never as good as the original.” Before reading the rest of this ar... more.

Is there any product you’d buy at full price if you knew it was missing components, was likely to break, or flagrantly failed to live up to its advertising claims? For example, would you buy a case of beer with two bottles missing if you were promised they’d be delivered to your door at a loosely specified date in the future? Via What Can Beer Teach Us About Quality Video Games?... more.

Katie joell from Gamerscore Shores writes "I don’t know where to stand when it comes to Call of Duty Black Ops III. The brand is a powerhouse and has provided entertainment for millions of people worldwide. The flagship game will always come under scrutiny from the gaming press as to whether the series innovates from year to year. This time around Via Black Ops 3 Almost a Titanfall Clo... more.

While presenting the latest Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain demo at the IGN booth at Gamescom 2015, Sean Eyestone (which is introduced as "Sean from Kojima Productions") wore a shirt saying "Kojima Productions" and with its usual logo on it. This is pretty weird, considering the rumours that have been circulating about the studio's disbandment. Let me also remind Via Sean... more.

Xbox boasts that it has a game to suit every European territory. EMEA boss Neil Thompson stopped short of saying the company could take the No.1 position from PlayStation, which is currently dominating sales across the territory. But he did tell MCV @ Gamescom that the line-up for Christmas 2015 will allow Microsoft to at least regain market share, and win Via Xbox: We have a game for every regio... more.

With the release of Windows 10, one of Microsoft’s new headline features is Cross-Play between Xbox One and PC players. This isn’t the company’s first foray into cross platform play. Back in 2007, FASA studios, which had a first-party publishing deal with Microsoft, released Shadowrun, a fast-paced shooter that could be played competitively between Xbox 360 and PC players. Despi... more.

Mafia 3 rumors arose when 2K Games teased the world reveal of Mafia 3. As anticipation goes, many fans tossed around some solid opinions on what they thought would be included in the game. Since its reveal yesterday, some of the rumors that were in question were confirmed and then some. ( Mafia 3 , PC , PS4 , Xbox One Via Have Former Mafia 3 Rumors Been Confirmed With Reveal Trailer... more.