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Opinion: Gaming has a digital distribution problem that can be traced to the access to the games we love to play, and it's not getting better anytime

Mario's next sport title might inspire us more if it tried a new with art direction. Mario Strikers: Battle League shows us it needs to move forward.

Neon White does plenty of things right, but its crowning achievement in its user interface. Its HUD shows how to perfect the union of style and

Yakuza 6: The Song of Life on PC is another solid conversion for the series, but it does still feature a few issues that hold it back.

Guilty Gear Strive's first open beta has proven that rollback netcode needs to become the future for fighting games.

Nioh 2 delivers a rather solid PC port, but still has some issues plaguing it that feel held over from the original game.

Yakuza Remastered Collection has finally hit PC and the wait was absolutely worth it.

This year's N7 Day came and went, as it does every year.

Unofficial fanboy holidays are really just marketing gimmicks for products we love, but it does say something about the recognition of brands and

Star Wars: Squadrons, or the flight simulator game that Star Wars fans have dreamed of for decades, has proven to be a

Moral ambiguity is incredibly difficult to pull off in video games.

Of all the updates to ever grace Overwatch, the 2/2/2 role queue patch

Of all the feelings that one can get from games, few are more polarizing than beating a boss in a game that features loot.

The past month has been tough if you follow Pokémon at all.

Since it was announced, there's been a lot of complaints about the announcement of the Nintendo Switch Lite, many of them

Ubisoft has already had a year worth celebrating.

It is established that many RPGs today tend to follow a system of “choice” that can lead to a more definitive role-playing experience.

With so many excellent games coming out in 2017, games that would have been a huge success in other years got swept under the rug. Danganronpa is a

As much as I am loathe to acknowledge it, the holiday season is rapidly approaching.

PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds has hit some pretty insane targets since it released back in March this year.

This is the end of an era.

When one thinks of the current events that plague us today, it is hard not to get political.

The concept of being rewarded while playing a game is a fairly interesting one; after all, it's not like people really need incentives to play games

Since the dawn of time there has always been one winner of each E3, and this year will be no different.

With the news that Square Enix is looking at what to do with Hitman, including possibly packagi

With its colorful visuals, decidedly unrealistic characters, and borderline cartoonish tone, Overwatch is a game that some could have (and probably

Ten Years after Kingdom Hearts'original release Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance was released for the Nintendo 3DS—today marking its 5th

When most people think of Amazon Prime [Affiliate Link], there's a good chance their minds immed

It's crazy to think that the last time Nintendo released a console The Legend of Zelda game it was 2011 with The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword.

I didn't play Journey five years ago. I played Journey for the first time in 2017.

Cobbled together from the remains of various defense robots by Efi Oladele following Doomfist's temper tantrum at the Numbani airport, Orisa is the

A real-time strategy game is usually a genre that thrived only on the PC.

Dynasty Warriors wasn't always what we know of it today, and it's interesting to think Dynasty Warriors itself originated as a spin-off.

With some three dozen books (consisting of novels and comic and reference books), a handful of live-action and animated short films, and almost a

When someone mentions the game Halo, they usually refer to the record breaking First Person Shooter that has earned its place in history, partly due

When it comes to obscure games, it is rare to discuss a title that is a recent hidden gem.

Crusader Kings II, originally releasing onto Steam in February 2012, is a dynasty simulation title created by Paradox Development Studios, the same

In a world where there is an angel who can bring people back from the grave, a talking gorilla who can figure out how to make a device to tether

Almost three years ago, Ubisoft unveiled their latest tactical shooter with their usual song and dance routine.

3D worlds have been a big part of gaming ever since the release of Super Mario 64 ,and since then even Mario has toyed with the idea of shifting

Epic Games’ very own Tim Sweeney posted a few tweets yesterday to his Twitter profile speaking out against the unannounced Windows Cloud OS Microsoft

As one of the largest game development and publishing companies in the world, it is probably safe to say that most gamers are familiar with Ubisoft's

Dear Nintendo,

Hello, TechRaptor readers.

Donald J. Trump is now the president of the United States of America.

When we started the process for the 2016 TechRaptor Awards, the internal reaction among editors was "wow, 2016 sorta sucked in comparison to 2015."

The indie scene continues to grow to such heights that it's getting really difficult to tell the difference between games that had the huge funding

For a long while DLC was not that fun to cover. However, it's starting to become more substantial more often as the minor DLCs like cosmetics just