An Ode to the Games That I Wouldn’t Want to Play on Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch, through its radical duality, make us take stock of our preconceived notions of what it really means to play a game. ...Read More
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout Brings Some Serious Competition to the Battle Royale Genre
After playing the Battle Royale mode, I can say that Black Ops 4's Blackout mode is a refreshing take not only on Battle Royale, but Call of Duty at large. ...Read More
Call of Duty: Black Ops II’s Branching Narrative Paths Showed That the Series Could Take Risks
Before the Black Ops subfranchise of Call of Duty abandoned single-player campaigns, the second game allowed players to make some exciting choices. ...Read More
Darksiders III Has Reinvigorated My Love for the Series
My brief hands-on time with Darksiders III reminded me of why I love this franchise in the first place and made me much more excited to see its return later this year. ...Read More
Hitman 2 Interview — Dev Discusses Transitioning Publishers, New Mechanics, and Updating a Live Game
During PAX West, we spoke to IO Interactive about Hitman 2 and what new aspects players can expect from the sequel when it launches in November. ...Read More
Final Fantasy XIV Interview — Naoki Yoshida Talks Next Expansion, Roleplay, Features, and Much More
DualShockers talked to Director and Producer Naoki Yoshida and Composer Masayoshi Soken about the present and future of Final Fantasy XIV. ...Read More
NBA Live 19 Review — So Close to Greatness
Electronic Arts brings its pro basketball series back for another season with NBA Live 19, a vast and much-needed improvement from last year's iteration. ...Read More
NHL 19 Review in Progress — A Very Iterative Single-Player Experience
While NHL 19's online seem to house some cool improvements, our time with the game's offline version reveals an experience that's iterative to a fault. ...Read More
Claws of Furry Review — A Furry Mediocre Experience
While Claws of Furry has an adorable premise, its frustrating and repetitive gameplay doesn't live up to other side scrolling action games. ...Read More
Dead or Alive 6 Interview – Director Talks New Engine, Body Physics, Development, and More
DualShockers talks with Dead or Alive 6 Producer and Director Yohei Shimbori about a variety of topics, from the inspiration behind Diego to the new engine. ...Read More
The League of Legends North American Gauntlet is This Weekend and If Echo Fox Loses I Think I’ll Have to Move Out
Six months ago I would've never expected myself to be this invested in the League of Legends pro scene. Now, I feel like I'm going to vomit if Echo Fox loses in this weekend's gauntlet. ...Read More
Despite BioWare’s Insisting, I Still Have Doubts About Anthem’s Storytelling Potential
Even though BioWare continues to assure fans that Anthem will have an engaging, personal story, I'm still not sold just yet. ...Read More
Life is Strange 2 Made the Right Decision by Focusing on Entirely New Characters
Despite changing the focus to be on that of two brothers, Life is Strange 2 still seems to be hitting all of the right beats that players have come to want and expect from this franchise. ...Read More
Just Cause 4’s Expansive and Varying Open World Continues to Impress
I saw some more of Just Cause 4 recently at PAX West and came away impressed by the sheer amount of variety that is found in its world. ...Read More
Old School Musical Review — Riffing on the Past
Old School Musical takes retro games and spoofs them underneath a rhythm game that has a lot of awareness but still falls into familiar tropes. ...Read More
