It's time to get a little misty eyed as Destiny's final chapter is told.

If blood is thicker than water, be prepared to swim; there's going to be a lot of it!  Microsoft Studios and The Coalition are emerging the next chapter in this high action shooter franchise, the first to be purpose built for the One.

Clean up your kit, dust off those boots, hit the pitch, and prepare for kickoff!  EA Canada is back for another season with a brand new marquee mode and a burgeoning engine application.

Add another binary wristband to the collection; it's festival season on planet Xbox!  Playground Games and Turn 10 are starting the ignition on another open world driving expedition based on vaunted Forza principles.

ReCore may be one of the more polarizing releases in a while, but if you ask me, it's pros far outweigh its cons.

Dead Rising 2: Off the Record is Dead Rising 2 with Frank West in it.

What was once an assembly of divergent systems is now a finely tuned machine, one that enables a man to combine a bull skull with motor oil and use it to liquidate scores of zombies.

In 2006, Dead Rising's clever assembly of ideas rampaged against comfort and cohesion. Time has been kind to Dead Rising's sharp edge of nonconformity, though some of its quirks feel frustrating after two (and a half) sequels provided a better defense of its thesis.

NHL 17 is the third iteration in EA’s long running hockey series to grace the Xbox One.  Fans of the series likely recall how NHL 15 short changed players with a feature-thin offering. Then with NHL 16, EA made up for the shortage by delivering a more fleshed out title adding, among other things, a practice mode boasting more than one skater. Seriously. NHL 15 gave you a single skater in practice ...[Read More]

You sank my Battleship!

Inside's quiet confidence is a maneuver invented to not only disarm the player, but also destabilize assumptions that seem inseparable from an entire class of games.