We’ll see how things continue to develop as we get closer to Infinite Warfare’s November release, but what I played of the multiplayer so far seems to signal another remarkably-polished entry in the series.
Metroid Prime: Federation Force is a bit of a sad way to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary — in making this entry so multiplayer-focused, Nintendo has ironically created an alienating experience.
Don't get thrown off by the new visual style — The King of Fighters XIV still offers solid fighting action for veterans and newcomers alike, and the slate of 19 new characters is a real treat.
Bound is undeniably beautiful, but a chasm between the player and the characters makes it difficult to empathize with them — unless you're willing and able to bridge the gap.
No Man's Sky isn't the "game to end all games" that some fans have made it out to be, but that's no cause for alarm. What Hello Games' ambitious project does offer is the chance to savor the little details in a massive universe absolutely rife with them — a messy universe, to be sure, but one that's not that different from our own in that regard.
Compile Heart's brought a new version of Fairy Fencer F to PS4! Want to know how Yoshitaka Amano and Nobuo Uematsu contributed to its success? Read our Fairy Fencer F: Advent Dark Force review!
Gundam fans who have been waiting for the series to come West should temper their expectations for Extreme VS Force — it's a clunky and uninspired mess.
