Middle-Earth: Shadow of War removes Loot Boxes
The new, free update to Middle-Earth: Shadow of War finally removed their loot boxes called War Chests. Released in September 27th, 2017, Monolith Productions defended the addition of loot boxes […]
Electronic Arts E3 Review/Highlights
Electronic Arts started their conference putting out the fires they started. For every game they announced, they also announced there weren’t any loot boxes. The rest of the conference was […]
Ubisoft defends itself from Vivendi and why its important
Despite creating amazing games and long-lasting franchises, you would be surprised to hear Ubisoft was trying to avoid a hostile takeover of their company for several years from Vivendi. Vivendi is […]
Microsoft changes E3 Prescence
E3 is coming and guest passes are finally out for a general audience to purchase. However, more gaming companies are stepping away from E3 to host their own events. Microsoft has […]
Nintendo Switch 5.0 Update notes
While there are not huge features added to Patch 5.0 for the Switch, there are new features and fixes that are important for the system. Playtime reset bug has been […]
TLDW: Nintendo Direct 3/8/2018
I’m trying a new format for TLDW by adding bullet points to keep it short and sweet. Let me know if you like this format. Nintendo 3DS Games WarioWare Gold: […]
PlayStation Plus drops free PS3 and Vita Games
If you’re a PlayStation Plus member, you probably noticed that there is no free PS3 and Vita games to download. As of March, Sony and PlayStation have announced that they […]
ESRB ratings will include In-game Purchases
After much pressure, the ESRB will add labels along with their video game ratings regarding in-game purchases. ESRB stated in a news release this morning that the labeling will “be […]
Electronic Arts skips E3 again for EA Play
It seems like every big gaming company is trying to host their own events. PlayStation‘s PlayStation Expo and Nintendo’s Directs are central focused events on their IP’s or games coming […]
Founders of Sledgehammer Games step down
Glen Schofield and Michael Condrey, co-founders of Call of Duty series developer Sledgehammer Games, are both stepping down. After working on Call of Duty: WW2, they will be stepping down to […]
Government pushes the ESRB over Loot Box classification and Addiction
Earlier this week, I reported on Hawaii’s representative introduced two bills to regulate distribution of video games with loot boxes. The bills would require games to have a label identifying […]
Hawaii Plans to Regulate Lootboxes
If there is one good thing to come from Star Wars Battlefront 2, it is that people around the world being more aware of loot boxes. In regards to a […]
Nintendo Coins reworks allows you buy Switch Games
If you’ve been buying new Nintendo games, you probably noticed a slip that allowed you to register games on the My Nintendo website to earn gold coins. Previously, gold coins […]
Game Giants Podcast: Episode 0.5 “Why do you play Japanese games?”
Podcast. So I don’t have a new article yet but I would like to use the opportunity to promote a new podcast I am doing with my friends. Give it […]
The Power from Fan Feedback {Project OCTOPATH TRAVELER}
Project Octopath Traveler is a upcoming 2018 JRPG from Square-Enix for the Nintendo Switch. The game had a downloadable demo where they could gather fan feedback for the game. The […]
Do Let’s Plays ruin Video games?
Amy Hennig is a video game director and script writer. She is famous for her work at Naughty Dog and writing the story for Legacy of Kain and the Uncharted […]
