We all know the trend where certain games are moving to an all-multiplayer format, like PUBG and Fortnite, without any single player content. That’s fine, but rumors that the next Call of Duty wont have a single player campaign may be too much for one super-fan.
The year’s biggest competitive Call of Duty event of the season, the 2018 Call of Duty World League Championship, presented by PlayStation 4, is headed to Columbus, Ohio, on August 15. Tickets for the event are available now, which gives fans access to all the action.
This week gamer Twitter was all about the #GameStruck4, with developers, film makers and journalists revealing the games that define them. Chella jumps in with her four defining games.
Capcom has finally announced the details of the Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1+2 releases, and yet again Switch owners are getting the short end of the stick with no physical release of the second collection. Despite the second collection getting a physical release in Japan.
For years, everyone believed that gamer Billy Mitchell earned the first one million point score on Donkey Kong, but a deeper investigation into the matter has uncovered a more sinister truth. Mitchell’s Twin Galaxies score has been voided, and the gamer banned from further score submissions for life.
A Good Society is a Jane Austen inspired tabletop RPG and Chella got her hands on a preview copy to test with her roleplaying friends. No dice, no GM and no prewritten campaign – A Good Society is an RPG with a difference that lets players drive the story.
Teams of three Battlerite Pro League players can sign up for the qualifiers to earn a slice of the $80,000 prize pool. Twitch is the exclusive live streaming partner for the league, while Nexon is handling production and distribution for the league in Korea.
Avast ye mates! Todd gets in touch with his inner swashbuckler with Sea of Thieves this week, despite the haters saying that the game is sparse and incomplete. But two million early adapting pirates can’t be wrong about a game they now love, can they?
The City of Arlington is excited to announce plans for a state-of-the-art esports stadium designed to draw competitive players and fans from around the world. The 100,000-square- foot space, which would be the largest and most flexible esports stadium in the country, is set to open its doors this fall in Arlington’s world-class Entertainment District.