Joe Juba

Songs from the SNES classic have been rebuilt by fans, giving familiar tunes a new sound.

From 8-bit action to 3D RPGs, these are some timeless classics I'd like to see reimagined with modern technology.

The Switch version of Respawn's shooter has been in the works for a while, but now we know exactly when it will release.

We knew she was big. But now we know how big.

Hitman 3 already gives players access to tons of content across Io Interactive's World of Assassination trilogy ... but even more is on the way.

The animated adaptation is set after the events of Crystal Dynamics' recent rebooted trilogy.

We have exciting new games on the horizon for 2021, but some of the most interesting releases are improved versions of old favorites.

This animated adaptation of the comic from The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman features the talents of an amazing voice cast.

Reddit drama meets courtroom drama.

Agent 47's next game launches on January 20, and this trailer provides a glimpse of several deadly scenarios.

A randomizer mode is on the way for this Metroid-inspired hit from 2015.

After playing through Ubisoft's new edition of this licensed brawler, I am reminded that the praise for Scott Pilgrim is anything but empty.

The dates aren't exact, but we have a better idea about when to expect games like Kena: Bridge of Spirits, Project Athia, and Pragmata.

Video games have so many bald dudes! How are you supposed to know which ones are the best? That’s what we’re here to decide.

We interviewed to producer Julien Laferrière about the big changes, the upcoming priorities, and the decisions that went on behind the scenes during the development of Ubisoft's Viking saga.

This year's big games not only forged bonds with brand-new characters, but also reimagined our connections to familiar ones.

With bold narrative ambition, intense gameplay, and meticulous technical execution, The Last of Us Part II doesn’t only distinguish itself as the best game of 2020; it’s one of the defining experiences of the outgoing console generation.

Update 1.5 adds a variety of major and minor changes to the popular farming sim, including new characters, quests, and locations.

The ability to pay to progress faster was initially absent from Valhalla, but Ubisoft has added it as part of a recent update.

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla doesn’t just iterate; this Viking adventure takes all the right lessons from its predecessors while also bringing new twists to Ubisoft’s open-world formula.