Posts by Noah Miller
$100 Million for Double Fine Becomes a Brutal Legend
The dream of a sequel to Brutal Legend is officially on the table, and the road to making it a
Wolverine, Control Resonant, and 4 September Games We Played
September is officially here, bringing with it the rich tapestry of Fall and, more importantly for gamers, a stunning lineup
Double XP in MW4 Beta Extended to Grind for Rewards
The wait for the next chapter in the Call of Duty universe just got a little longer, but for the
Xbox removes Cyberpunk 2077 and 9 games from Game Pass soon
The massive rotation is back on, and Xbox Game Pass is clearing out its library for a major update. As
Lego Wallace & Gromit fans love it but Buddy the Elf disappoints
When Lego releases a new set, the community is ready to celebrate, but sometimes the excitement comes with a healthy
Mechrevo launches Wildcat Lake laptop with 12GB RAM for $580
Mechrevo Unveils the Next Generation of Lightweight Performance with Wildcat Lake Laptop The world of portable computing just got a
GTA 6 Studio Under Massive Pressure: “We Are Nervous”
The Perfect Storm: Inside the Nervous Pursuit of GTA 6 The anticipation surrounding Grand Theft Auto VI is nothing short
Studio laid off right before Star Wars game launch
The success of a game often comes with a complicated backstory, and the journey of Star Wars Zero Company, developed
Amigo joins Sonic Racing Crossworlds with a surprise
SEGA continues to deliver on its promise to the racing community, demonstrating an ongoing commitment to enriching the world of
Deadlock mod syncs gameplay with your vibrator
When you look at the world of video games, particularly the sprawling universe of Multiplayer Online Battle Arenas, there is
Star Wars Zero launch success hides poor development
The world of turn-based strategy gaming is buzzing, and at the heart of the excitement is the success story of
Double Fine’s $100M gamble to revive Brütal Legend 2
When you cut ties with a major studio, you don’t just close a door—you open a whole new, wild landscape
Capcom TGS Showcase News Sept 16
The anticipation is building in the gaming world, and the biggest name in monster-hunting, Capcom, is gearing up for a
Xbox D2D launch tested with hundreds of games
The way we consume video games is constantly evolving, shifting from physical media to digital convenience. At the forefront of
Xbox Disc Licenses Work on Delisted Games
For many gamers, the world of retro gaming is a nostalgic treasure trove—a collection of pixelated adventures and timeless experiences
Xbox Disc to Digital is Live First Look
The future of game ownership just got a whole lot more flexible. The highly anticipated Xbox Disc to Digital feature
MW4 Beta Update: Developers Tweak Weapons and Address ToK Criticisms
As the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta winds down, the work isn’t slowing down—it’s accelerating. Infinity Ward has
Xbox CEO’s Halo priority sparks co-creator doubt
The legend of Halo remains deeply intertwined with the Xbox brand, yet as the company navigates its next chapter, the
GTA 6 cheating mechanic leads to real-life breakups Angry Spouses reveal
The latest glimpse into the world of Grand Theft Auto 6 has delivered more than just stunning environments and explosive
Blood of Dawnwalker Critic Roundup
The gaming world is buzzing with anticipation as the review embargoes are officially lifting, ushering in a fresh wave of
Mario meets NVIDIA DLSS 5
Bridging Worlds: How DLSS 5 Brings Super Mario Odyssey to the Switch 2 The next generation of graphics technology is
Stick of Truth: The Funniest Game I’ve Ever Played
The history of video games is littered with forgotten titles, but some manage to carve themselves into the cultural zeitgeist.
Forza Horizon 6 PS5 delay news
The wait for a major game port can feel like an eternity, especially when the buzz is high and the
Blade Tomb Puzzle Solution in Plague Tale Legacy
Deep within the haunting world of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, the journey is littered with secrets, and Chapter 10
Fable PC System Requirements Revealed
Fable is Coming: The Open World That Doesn’t Need a Supercomputer Get ready to step into the idyllic, yet deeply