Following in the footsteps of recent additions Grand Theft Auto IV and Hitman: Absolution, another pair of big Xbox 360 titles have joined the Xbox One Backwards Compatibility program. Future Games With Gold offering Borderlands 2 and late-franchise sequel Assassin's Creed Rogue highlight the latest batch of additions.
Videogames often make it easy to murder someone, but can the same be said for the clean-up process? That's what developer iFun4All has set out to explain with the retro-hued Serial Cleaner, which is coming to the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Steam this summer.
When Splatoon 2 was announced as part of the Nintendo Switch blow-out event back in January, some may have been disappointed at the news that the title wouldn't be arriving at launch. While the sequel still won't see a release until this summer, we do know now we'll get the chance to test out the title beforehand.
Thanks mostly to Blizzard and the incredibly popular Overwatch, Activision surged to its strongest year ever in 2016. In total, the company raked in $6.6 billion in net revenue, which is a hefty 42% increase over 2015's take of $4.66 billion.
With the exception of a late episode misstep, Hitman: The Complete First Season is a perfectly designed showcase for the skills of Agent 47, as well as an excellent demonstration of the benefits of an episodic release structure.
Originally announced back at PlayStation Experience 2014, David Jaffe's Drawn To Death has finally been given a release date. The PlayStation 4 exclusive shooter will launch on April 4 in North America and Europe, and will carry a cost of only $19.99.
While you won't hear it from me, most first-person shooter fans have always preferred using a keyboard and mouse to any other option out there, as the more accurate aiming makes it a top choice for those who take gaming seriously. Preferences be damned, though, as Blizzard has now spoken out against the use of these setups on consoles for their hit shooter, Overwatch.
Perhaps due to the rocky launch the title faced, Hangar 13 has spent the past few months releasing free content for Mafia III. While that's great for most owners of the game, those that purchased the $29.99 season pass may have been wondering when that content would arrive. Well, worry no more, as the studio has finally unveiled when the next chapter of Lincoln Clay's life will be told.
Toby: The Secret Mine isn't a bad game because it's so similar to other titles. It's bad because it can't even come close to matching the strength of releases from five years ago.
