NEWSMay 15 · 22 views
Star Wars: The Old Republic Director James Ohlen Opens Up on BioWare Exit, EA's Rejection of New Republic Reboot
James Ohlen, former director of Star Wars: The Old Republic, discusses his 2018 exit from BioWare after EA rejected a proposed reboot titled Star Wars: The New Republic. Ohlen reflects on the challenges of leading the MMO, the $300 million development cost that likely influenced EA's decision, and his subsequent departure from Archetype Entertainment due to burnout. The veteran developer is now pursuing RPG adventure books and awaits the 2027 release of Exodus, a project led by former BioWare colleagues.
GAME ARCHIVESMay 11 · 26 views
Solving Disney Dreamlight Valley's Springtime Floating Festival Escape Maze Puzzle
Embark on a challenging adventure through the Springtime Floating Festival Escape Maze in Disney Dreamlight Valley. This guide navigates you through avoiding the Queen of Hearts' card guards to claim the exclusive Wonderland Bird Umbrella reward. Master the maze with our step-by-step walkthrough.
PLAYSTATION 5May 11 · 27 views
Every LEGO Game You Can Play on Your PS5
Discover the vast LEGO library on PS5, with over 30 games across three generations, including native titles like LEGO Brawls and backwards compatible classics via PlayStation Plus Premium. From platform brawlers to puzzle adventures, there's a LEGO game for everyone on the PS5. Explore the full list, featuring both recent releases and retro favorites.
REVIEWSMay 11 · 23 views
Videogame Soundtrack Showdown: The Best and Worst Lyrics in Gaming
Delve into the highs and lows of videogame song lyrics, from the hilariously bad to the profoundly impactful, featuring gems from Portal, Metal Gear, and Nier: Automata. Discover how some tracks masterfully enhance gameplay experiences while others leave listeners bewildered. Explore the diverse world of videogame music and its eclectic lyrics.
REVIEWSMay 11 · 25 views
Chris Claremont's Unhinged 2001 X-Treme X-Men Comic Rediscovered
Delve into the bizarre world of Chris Claremont's 2001 X-Treme X-Men comic, a title often overshadowed by Grant Morrison's New X-Men. This series, known for its unresolved storylines and global adventures, shines with complex character arcs, particularly for Storm and Sage. Despite its flaws, X-Treme X-Men remains a fascinating, albeit uneven, read 25 years later.
GAME ARCHIVESMay 8 · 25 views
Atari Acquires Rights to First Five Wizardry Games, Re-Releases Imminent
Atari has secured the rights to the first five Wizardry games, planning to re-release these foundational CRPGs after over two decades of unavailability. This move comes amidst a blobber genre resurgence and promises remasters, collections, and more. The acquisition distinguishes between Atari's ownership of the original series' IP and Drecom's hold on the Wizardry trademark and later games.
GAME ARCHIVESMay 8 · 24 views
Wurm Online's 2009 Wild Frontier: Where Survival Meant Everything in This Challenging MMO
Revisit the unbridled challenge of Wurm Online in 2009, where open-world survival, crafting, and building defined the MMO experience. From the archives, discover how this game redefined "bad days" through its punishing yet rewarding gameplay. Wurm Online's legacy endures, offering a glimpse into the roots of modern MMO challenges.
GAME ARCHIVESMay 8 · 24 views
Test Your Lifelong Devotion: The Sims Series Trivia Challenge
Put your decades of Sims series dedication to the ultimate test with our challenging trivia quiz, crafted for the most dedicated simmers. From the nostalgic Neighborhood 1 to the intricate worlds of The Sims 4, we're questioning everything. Find out if you're a true Simly scholar!
NEWSMay 7 · 26 views
The Witcher's Roach Naming Mystery Solved in Latest Book
Discover why Geralt of Rivia names every horse Roach in The Witcher series, revealed in the latest novel, Crossroads of Ravens. This long-standing mystery is solved through a humorous encounter in the book. Fans of the games will appreciate this deep dive into Witcher lore.
GAME ARCHIVESMay 6 · 29 views
Ravnica's Lasting Impact: How Magic: The Gathering Was Forever Changed 20 Years Ago
Marking 20 years since the release of Dissension, the final set of the Ravnica block, Magic: The Gathering's foundational identity was reshaped. The introduction of 10 guilds, each representing a unique two-color pairing with distinct mechanics and philosophies, transformed the game. Ravnica gifted players a shared language, evolving deck identities beyond mere color combinations.
