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After SEC approval, Microsoft gets closer to acquiring Bethesda
Microsoft is one step closer to acquiring the developer behind massive video game IPs such as The Elder Scrolls and Fallout.
Xbox Series controllers are reportedly malfunctioning, Microsoft already on the case
Microsoft is the latest gaming company under fire for faulty controllers, the second time since 2020.
The upcoming Harry Potter game, Hogwarts Legacy, will be trans inclusive
2022's Hogwarts Legacy will allow for gender fluidity within its character creator, which is uncommon in gaming.
Video game addiction is real, but it's not all black and white
Video game consumption has skyrocketed, causing trepidation with parents on video game addiction. Here are some factors to consider.
Pokémon fans are finally getting the open-world adventure they've always wanted
Pokémon Legends: Arceus finally promises an open world adventure, which is what fans have been asking for. Straying away from what made the series popular in the first place is a good thing.
Free next-gen upgrades means you need to be less worried about your games getting outdated
Worried that the recent games you bought for your PS4 will be obsolete with the PS5? Don't be.
Toronto may become the next mecca of gaming with a new $500 million esports arena
A massive esports arena is being planned for Toronto, which represents a big bet on Canadian esports.
If your daughter is into esports, now may be the best time to get them involved
Approximately 30% of esports fans are women and growing fast. Such diversity is what the industry needs.
The fabled Diablo 2 is getting a modern remastering for nostalgic gamers
Originally releasing in 2000, Diablo 2 has always been a fan favorite. Thus, it's no surprise that the game is getting a major overhaul, following a long lasting trend.
Gaming trade shows may never return to their former glory
With major developers transitioning to their own video presentations during COVID to showcase what they have in store, gaming trade shows may not have the power to attract the prestigious gaming companies it once did.
Xbox enhances their accessibility program to help make games more inclusive
There are 61 million people with disabilities in the United States, so at least some of them must be gamers. Xbox is doing their part to makes games playable by all.
Gamer in your household? Add a Huvudspelare from IKEA's upcoming new gaming collection
IKEA is soon releasing their gaming-centric furniture line later this year. Can IKEA carve out a niche in this saturated space?