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We’re back with another chapter of Your Halo Story, featuring fond memories from fellow Halo fans looking back on 25 years in the Halo community.

Montabi review for Nintendo Switch 2 and SwitchBig Walk review for Nintendo Switch 2[Let’s Talk] What are you playing? – August 202610 Smash Bros. characters that are probably getting redesigns in the next gameAvatar Legends: The Fighting Game review for Nintendo SwitchStar Fox Battle Mode tips and tricksSplatoon Raiders review for Nintendo Switch 2Star Fox’s…

When was the last time a game genuinely disappointed you? For me, it was Condemned 2: Bloodshot. And how could I not be disappointed? A somewhat grounded horror series was turned into a mess of ancient cults, zombified bears, half-naked jester women and exploding dolls with an equally bizarre focus on multiplayer. It was frustrating.…

Welcome back to PRESS START! This edition, I’m taking a break from my usual rant on one game in particular and reminiscing about the games that stuck with me the most. In no particular order, here we go!

A player on PlayStation 5 Pro has uncovered a strange bug in The Sims 4 this week, allowing all marketplace content to be purchased for FREE! Upon enabling the “Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games” feature on PS5 Pro, the players Moola balance will be wiped in the marketplace, and any maker pack can be…

Consoles get a lot of attention, but PCs have always been at the forefront of the gaming industry. In general, developers can rely on PCs having more power and functionality than the average console. Grand strategy games can make full use of a PC’s keyboard, and cutting-edge games take advantage of high end graphics cards…

The video game industry is in a state of flux, and that’s putting it lightly. Whatever emerges will necessarily look nothing like our current moment’s fissuring landmass, and perhaps that metaphor is not entirely inapt: Maybe it’s time for the video game industry to balkanize. On the latest Aftermath Hours, we talk about what that…

Last year, developer Wombat Brawler released Cast n Chill, a simple fishing game with complex, gorgeous pixel art. It’s a game full of downtime, where the gameplay frequently takes a backseat to just soaking everything in, enjoying the sights and sounds of its simulated waterways. This week, Wombat Brawler released a demo for their followup,…