The first trailer for Part 2 of Season 3 of Dark Side of the Ring has arrived, showcasing the topics for upcoming episodes. Arriving on Vice TV on Thursday, September 16 at 9 PM, the latter half of Season 3 will include the topics, the Plane Ride from Hell, Chris Kanyon, Luna Vachon, and more.And speaking of the "Plane Ride from Hell," Jim Ross briefly speaks about it in the trailer--which you can see below--saying, "If I never talk about the f****** plane ride from hell again in my life, I will be very happy."Dark Side of the Ring is the critically acclaimed documentary series where Vice TV chronicles polarizing figures and controversial events within the wrestling world through intimate interviews with legendary figures within the wrestling world. The trailer showcases some familiar faces from the world of wrestling like Chris Jericho, Mick Foley, Diamond Dallas Page, the late New Jack, Rob Van Dam, commentator Jim Ross, referee Mike Chioda, and wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

A new Max Raid event is underway in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Until August 22, you'll be able to encounter certain Ghost Pokemon in Max Raid dens across both games, including Gigantamax Gengar and Shiny Chandelure.Throughout the event, Drifblim, Chandelure, Gengar, and their pre-evolved forms will be appearing more frequently in Max Raids across the Wild Area, Isle of Armor, and Crown Tundra. You'll also have a chance to find Gigantamax Gengar and Shiny Chandelure in five-star Max Raids. These two, however, will be much rarer, so you'll need to check Max Raids often if you're hoping to catch them.The ghost-themed Max Raid event runs until 4:59 PM PT / 7:59 PM ET / 11:59 PM UTC on Sunday, August 22. Before you can participate, you'll need to refresh your Max Raid dens. You can do so either by connecting your game online via the Y-Comm, or by going into the Mystery Gift menu and selecting Get the Wild Area News.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Pokemon Go's next Community Day is set for Sunday, September 19, developer Niantic has announced. The featured Pokemon this time will be Oshawott, the Water starter from Pokemon Black and White, and there will be a few other in-game bonuses to take advantage of during the event.Throughout the Community Day, Oshawott will appear in the wild much more frequently than usual, making this a good opportunity to stock up on Oshawott Candy. You'll also have a chance to encounter Shiny Oshawott during the event, and Niantic will offer a paid Special Research story themed around the starter called From Scalchops to Seamitars.September's featured Pokemon, Oshawott Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Halo Infinite will not ship with campaign cooperative play or Forge, developer 343 Industries announced during a development update video.Joseph Staten, who is the creative head of Halo Infinite and served as a writer on the franchise up through Halo Reach, said the ongoing challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic put a strain on development. This has caused the team to push several features out of Halo Infinite's launch state, particularly split-screen co-op in its campaign and the level editing platform Forge."Unfortunately, as we focused the team for shutdown and really focused on a quality experience for launch, we made the really tough decision to delay shipping campaign co-op for launch," Staten said. "And we also made the tough call to delay shipping Forge passed launch as well."Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

A new Black Myth: Wukong 12-minute gameplay test video dropped and is no less impressive than the first announcement trailer. The footage captured is Black Myth running on Unreal Engine 5 and at 4K/60 FPS with Nvidia's ray-tracing and DLSS tech.The new gameplay test video takes place in an entirely different location than the first video. Sun Wukong traverses over a snowy landscape instead of a forested area, leading to interesting battle effects and pretty great snow physics. When a monster throws an attack and it cuts through the snow, the visual impact of the blow is *chef's kiss*. The boss fight at timestamp 3:30 demonstrates the character model's interactions with the snowy ground the best.We also saw more of how Game Science devs will incorporate Wukong's signature moves in Black Myth. At timestamp 8:49 in the trailer, Wukong's staff grows larger as he lands the final blow on an enemy dragon--extending his legendary weapon (金箍棒 Golden Staff) to any size is a signature ability in the classical myth. Some of his other special talents in the original tale include shape-shifting, cloning himself into many copies, and of course, zooming around on a golden cloud.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Some PC games require (or just play better with) a controller, and few controllers beat Xbox when it comes to PC gaming. Xbox 360, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S controllers can all be used to play games on Windows 10 PCs--for the latter two, you can even connect them to your machine wirelessly.There are actually a few ways to connect an Xbox controller to your PC. A wired connection is the easiest to do, though the two wireless options aren't that difficult to pull off either. It really just comes down to your personal preference.Connect an Xbox controller to your PC via wired cableYou can buy wired Xbox 360 controllers, but if you're using an Xbox One controller, you'll need a micro-USB cable, and if you're using an Xbox Series X|S controller, you'll need a USB-C cable. For Xbox One controllers, we recommend using the cable included in the Xbox One Play and Charge Kit. And for Xbox Series X|S controllers, you should buy the Xbox Rechargeable Battery + USB-C Cable bundle. That said, in our experience pretty much any micro-USB or USB-C cable will do, so you may already have a cable you can use lying around your home--some of us use our old cellphone charging cables to connect our Xbox controllers to our Windows 10 PCs.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Scattered around Iki Island, the new explorable area in Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut, are animal sanctuaries where you'll meet some of the cuter inhabitants of Iki. Of the many sanctuaries you'll find, the toughest to reach is the monkey sanctuary at the top of Saruiwa mountain. But in addition to the sanctuary and the charm you'll earn from reaching it, the mountain also hides another secret: a hidden Trophy called "Monkey See."To unlock the Monkey See Trophy, you have to find some specific locations on Saruiwa and take some specific actions. Here's everything you need to do to unlock the Monkey See Trophy.Climb SaruiwaFirst, head to Saruiwa at the southern end of Iki Island and find the staircase that will lead you to climbing the mountain. You'll know you're on the right path when you find two monkey statues on either side of it. Up the stairs, you'll hit an open area with a lot of statues. Look to the right of the path and you'll see the three wise monkeys depicted in statues, embodying the maxim of "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil." One covers its ears, another covers its eyes, and the last covers its mouth.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Dave Bautista recently announced that he wants to be in a Lethal Weapon-type movie with none other than Jason Momoa. Not only did the actor have a co-star in mind for his movie pitch, he suggested David Leitch, director of Deadpool 2, Atomic Blonde, and Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw would be the person he would want to helm the film.Just going to throw this out into the atmosphere and see what happens. Here we go… Me and Momoa in a Lethal Weapon type buddy cop movie directed by David Leitch. Ok! There it is. Now we wait.😬 — Vaxxed AF! #TeamPfizer Poor Kid Chasing Dreams. (@DaveBautista) August 19, 2021This potential pipedream project between Bautista and Momoa would not be the only time these two actors have graced the screen together. Bautista and Momoa star as brothers in the Apple TV+ dystopian drama See as Edo and Baba Voss respectively.The former WWE wrestler wasn't the only one to have fantasy booking suggestions to his film pitch.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Unreal developer and YouTuber reubs showcased how he remastered The Simpsons: Hit And Run, updated with 4K graphics and ray tracing capabilities. At the same time, he released a playable demo of his work that was unceremoniously taken down due to undisclosed copyright concerns.In an approximately 13-minute long video, reubs demonstrated the process of remastering Hit And Run. This included several convoluted steps, like exporting all the map's art assets, programming the playable characters, and adding in the vehicles. The result is a gorgeous-looking experience, with smooth animations and striking visuals that look more in line with modern games. Reubs also implemented a first-person mode just for the fun of it.Alongside dropping the video, reubs published a free demo of the game's first mission. According to the description in the video, though, it was taken down. He cited "copyright concerns" but didn't disclose who had issues.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

The PlayStation game library, whether you're gaming on PS5 or PS4, is full of excellent titles across a wide variety of genres. And despite the fact that many of the most talked-about games each year are aimed at older audiences, there are still plenty of kid-friendly games on PS5 and PS4. If you're looking for some age-appropriate games to pick up for your kids, we've rounded up 25 of the best PS4 games for kids that are both fun and family-friendly. Almost every game on this list is playable on both PS4 and PS5 thanks to backwards-compatibility, and we've only included two PS5 exclusives. We've also noted games that have PS5 versions or free upgrades.For more kid-friendly suggestions, check out our roundups of the best Xbox games for kids and best Nintendo Switch games for kids. PlayStation users should also take a peek at our lists of the best PS4 games and best PS5 games for more recommendations. Astro's Playroom Astro's Playroom is a PS5 pack-in game that shows off the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers. A follow-up to the PSVR game Astro Bot: Rescue Mission, Astro's Playroom is a joyous platformer starring a tiny robot. It's set up much like 3D Mario games with contained levels filled with well-designed platforming sequences, enemies, and cool bosses. Astro's Playroom is also loaded with PlayStation-themed collectibles and Easter Eggs. While a lot of the references may not be familiar to kids, the adventure is thoroughly entertaining and ideal for youngsters. Astro's Playroom's use of the DualSense controller to provide immersive feedback is genuinely magical. While it's not a long game by any means, Astro's Playroom is free and also happens to be a must-play experience.See our Astro's Playroom review. See on PlayStation Store Bugsnax Bugsnax is a charming and rather silly adventure game set on Snaktooth Island. As the title suggests, the island is inhabited by creatures who happen to be part-bug, part-snack. This first-person adventure places you in the role of a journalist tracing the steps of an explorer who discovered the curious island. Bugsnax has colorful, cartoonish graphics and a vibrant cast of whimsical characters. Gameplay-wise, it's not overly complex, as most of the time you're on the hunt for various Bugsnax. But the game does a great job of making each search different, turning hunts into clever puzzles that are unique to each creature. Though it was a PS5 launch game, Bugsnax is also available for PS4.See our Bugsnax review. See on PlayStation Store Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time brings the classic platforming series to a new generation. While It's About Time retains the same platforming formula of its predecessors, it features greatly improved visuals, more inventive level design, and new mechanics that make the platformer feel decidedly modern. It's About Time can be challenging at times, so youngsters may need some help getting through particularly tricky sections, but it has a lighthearted tone that encourages players to learn the game's tricks. It's About Time is also highly replayable thanks to collectibles, time trials, and mirrored levels. Though it's available on both current PlayStation platforms, the PS5 version offers 4K visuals and 60fps for a smoother experience.See our Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time review. See at Amazon Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled It's no Mario Kart, but Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is an inspired kart racer in its own right. Nitro-Fueled is an expanded remake of the PlayStation classic, complete with extra tracks from Crash Nitro Kart. All of the tracks have been lovingly rebuilt from the ground up to have a modern look. Although it plays like the Crash Team Racing parents will remember, karts have better handles, and there's more customization. Crash Team Racing is great whether you play solo or with family and friends, as it has a full-fledged Adventure mode, battle mode, and a few other modes that keep the kart racing fresh for a long time. Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled is playable on PS4 and PS5.See our Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled review. See at Amazon Dragon Quest Builders 2 Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a delightful spin-off that combines multiple genres to great success. While it's ostensibly an action-RPG set in a large open world, Dragon Quest Builders 2 is also a sandbox and tower defense game. The "builders" aspect is arguably the coolest part, as you have the freedom to design your own thriving village. Going out on quests and defeating monsters feeds the city-building by replenishing your resources. While there are a lot of mechanics at play in Dragon Quest Builders 2, the combat is straightforward and the building mechanics are intuitive. If your child likes Minecraft but wants more structure and lighthearted combat, Dragon Quest Builders 2 is a great choice. It has colorful visuals, an inviting atmosphere, and a lengthy mainline quest filled with varied activities.See our Dragon Quest Builders 2 review. See at Amazon Dreams Media Molecule's Dreams is one of the most ambitious PS4 exclusives. Dreams will appeal to kids who have an interest in designing their own games. The game-building software has a suite of premade assets that can be dragged and dropped to create your own games. Hobbyist game developers have made some truly impressive stuff in Dreams, including remakes of classic games. You can download games from the server to play, but keep in mind that not all of them will necessarily be appropriate for children. Dreams also has a fun campaign created by Media Molecule that is worth the price of admission alone. We'd recommend Dreams for pre-teens and teens, mainly because the design tools can get fairly complex.See our Dreams review. See at Amazon Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout For years, the most popular battle royale games were shooters, but Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout changed that with an adorable and hilarious platforming experience when it launched last year. Developed by Mediatonic, Fall Guys drops 60 players, who look like waddling jelly beans, onto zany maps to compete in obstacle courses, tag, and other lighthearted games. As the rounds go on, more players are eliminated until a winner is decided. Fall Guys is quite funny thanks to its hapless characters and ridiculous maps that tend to create surprising and chaotic moments.See our Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout review. See on PlayStation Store Knack 2 While Knack may never come back, Knack 2 is an action-platformer that's definitely worth playing. The series has caught some flack, mainly because of the uninspired original that launched alongside the PS4, but Knack 2 is a genuinely solid game that's ideal for kids. Knack 2 has a beautiful world that's filled with clever platforming sequences and puzzles. Knack's various size-changing abilities are put to far better use in the sequel. Though it does get repetitive at times, Knack 2 doesn't overstay its welcome. It should be noted that Knack 2 is better when playing cooperatively, so this is a good choice for those looking for a game to play with their kids.See our Knack 2 review. See at Amazon Lego Marvel Collection The Lego series from Traveller's Tales has offered a wholesome and fun introduction to action games for more than 15 years. There are plenty of different crossovers to choose from, from Star Wars and Marvel to Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, and more. Picking the right game for your kid is a matter of their particular pop culture interests, but for the best value we'd recommend Lego Marvel Collection. This compilation comes with three Lego games: Lego Marvel Super Heroes, Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2, and Lego Marvel's Avengers. The Marvel Super Heroes games are stellar. While Lego Marvel's Avengers isn't quite as good, kids who have seen the Avengers movies will likely find it enjoyable. Lego Marvel Collection can be played solo, but these games shine in local split-screen co-op. With intuitive combat systems, clever puzzles, and a relaxing tone, Lego Marvel Collection is an excellent choice for the whole family. See at Amazon LittleBigPlanet 3 The LittleBigPlanet franchise has become Sony's family-friendly platformer, similar to Super Mario for Nintendo. And LittleBigPlanet 3 has even more features than ever before. Along with a lengthy campaign filled with interesting puzzles, cool gadgets, set pieces, and platforming sequences, LittleBigPlanet 3 has a robust level editor and a plethora of customization options for Sackboy. It's also a wonderful game to play cooperatively on the couch. LittleBigPlanet 3 released way back in 2014, but it holds up well. For a side-scrolling platformer that looks like something out of a child's imagination, it doesn't get much more pleasant and joyous than LittleBigPlanet 3.See our LittleBigPlanet 3 review. See at Amazon Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales Ultimate Edition Insomniac Games created arguably the best superhero game ever with Marvel's Spider-Man. While there have been numerous solid Spider-Man games, none of them made the sensation of swinging across the New York City skyline feel nearly as good as Marvel's Spider-Man. Rather than tell an origin story, Marvel's Spider-Man focuses on a college-age Peter Parker, which helps it strike a great balance between the hero's two very different identities. With free-flowing combat that rewards experimentation, a bevy of cool gadgets, and varied missions, Marvel's Spider-Man is a consistently rewarding experience. Its follow-up, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales, uses the foundation already in place to deliver another great tale starring the young Miles Morales.PS5 and PS4 users can play both games. We're highlighting the Ultimate Edition for PS5 here, as it comes with Marvel's Spider-Man Remastered and Miles Morales. PS4 users can purchase Marvel's Spider-Man: Game of the Year edition and Miles Morales individually. Marvel's Spider-Man is rated Teen by the ESRB, but if you let your kids watch Marvel movies, it's no more "mature" than the films.See our Marvel's Spider-Man and Miles Morales reviews. See at Amazon Minecraft Minecraft is the best-selling game of all time, so we'd imagine your kids (and probably you) have heard of it. The sandbox game heavily relies on your own imagination, making it a perfect choice for kids, especially those who like building things. Minecraft allows you to build your own world one piece at a time, which makes it a sandbox game that never really ends. There's always something to do in Minecraft, and we think every kid should check it out. Along with being a fun game, Minecraft has some educational value, too.See our Minecraft review. See at Amazon Minecraft Dungeons Minecraft Dungeons is a spin-off that adds more structure to Minecraft. Though it retains a similar visual style, Minecraft Dungeons doesn't revolve around building your own worlds. This is an action-RPG played from an isometric perspective that can be aptly compared to Diablo. Each of the levels are filled with baddies to conquer and loot to uncover. Minecraft Dungeons has intuitive mechanics and is an excellent couch co-op experience. It could serve as a great introduction to the genre, and you don't even need to be a Minecraft fan to enjoy it.See our Minecraft Dungeons review. See at Amazon Overcooked: All You Can Eat Overcooked is a frantic cooking simulator that's made for cooperative and competitive play. You play as adorable chefs who serve some very demanding customers by preparing dishes as quickly as possible. Overcooked can get quite chaotic, as kitchens shift over the course of each round and zany obstacles stand in your way. To get the job done, you and your teammates need to work together, communicating constantly to find the best and most efficient way to get the food ready in time. Overcooked: All You Can Eat offers a tremendous value, as it contains Overcooked and Overcooked 2 as well as a bunch of DLC. Both games are well worth playing, and the more the merrier. Overcooked truly excels when you have four chefs working together, so it's a great pick for family game night. Overcooked: All You Can Eat has PS5 and PS4 versions.See our Overcooked and Overcooked 2 reviews. See at Amazon Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville is a great entry-point to multiplayer shooters. As the third entry in the spin-off series, Battle for Neighborville features more cooperative and competitive content than ever before. Neighborville's gameplay mechanics are easy to grasp, but there's a lot of smart depth to be found thanks to unique character designs and a bunch of match types. Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville, at the end of the day, is a third-person shooter starring comical zombies and sentient plants set in a colorful world. It's great whether you play split-screen or online with friends. See at Walmart Ratchet & Clank If you don't have a PS5 in your house, you can't play the latest Ratchet & Clank game (and next entry on this list), but you can still enjoy one of the franchise's awesome action-platformers. Ratchet & Clank, a reimagining of the first game in the series, is an example of an updated version of a classic done right. While it retains the basic story and overall progression of the original, it implements a variety of mechanics found in subsequent entries to create a more modern experience. It's a gorgeous game with plenty of high-octane action sequences and comedic moments provided by the cast of lovable characters.See our Ratchet & Clank review. See at Amazon Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is arguably the most impressive game for PS5 thus far from a visual standpoint. Rift Apart makes superb use of the PS5's power with its central concept: rifts. Throughout the adventure, you travel through portals to wholly different worlds instantaneously; this is especially awe-inspiring in some of the cutscenes and scripted sequences. Rift Apart very much feels like a Ratchet game, but it also introduces a new playable character, a female Lombax named Rivet. Ratchet and Rivet complement each other well, and their unique storylines help keep the gameplay fresh throughout. The game also makes great use of the DualSense's haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, providing a more immersive combat experience. The whole package is impressive, from the stunning visuals and refined gameplay to the emotional story, soundtrack, and more. If you're looking for one PS5 exclusive for your kids, we'd recommend Rift Apart over anything else.See our Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart review. See at Amazon Rayman Legends Rayman Legends is one of the best side-scrolling platformers on PS4. Rayman has always been an underrated mascot, and the limbless hero's lengthy adventure in Legends is his best outing yet. Rayman Legends features more than 120 levels, and there really isn't a dud to be found here. Great level design paired with a cast of unique playable characters makes Rayman Legends' great platforming gameplay even better. Rayman Legends is playable solo or cooperatively on the same screen with up to three other players.See our Rayman Legends review. See at Amazon Rocket League Rocket League is a free-to-play multiplayer game that basically boils down to "soccer but with cars." Rocket League is great for many reasons, but it's particularly inviting to newcomers and casual gamers. Its pick-up-and-play mentality allows players to jump into the action easily thanks to its straightforward premise. That said, Rocket League still has a lot of depth to be unearthed amidst the chaotic pace of matches, which winds up giving it lasting replay value. Rocket League shines the brightest when played online, but you can also play split-screen offline.See our Rocket League review. See on PlayStation Store Sackboy: A Big Adventure Sackboy: A Big Adventure is essentially PlayStation's Super Mario 3D World. A spin-off of the LittleBigPlanet series, Sackboy drops the iconic character into 3D platforming levels. At its heart, Sackboy has the style and general gameplay mechanics of the mainline series, but the move to 3D adds new wrinkles to the formula. Inventive level design, loads of customization features, and a truly incredible soundtrack make Sackboy a simply delightful platformer. Sackboy is a great choice to play cooperatively with your kids, and it's breezy enough to be their "first" platformer. Sackboy: A Big Adventure has PS5 and PS4 versions, and the PS4 edition comes with a free upgrade to PS5.See our Sackboy: A Big Adventure review. See at Amazon Sonic Mania Plus If you want to introduce your kids to the games you played growing up, Sonic Mania Plus could be a great option. Sonic Mania Plus is basically a remixed "greatest hits" of Sonic's heyday. Eight of the 12 zones feature updated versions of classic Sonic levels, and the new content is quite good, too. Sonic Mania Plus has retro visuals to match the Sega Genesis classics, but it has a smoother feel thanks to overall quality-of-life improvements. Sonic Mania Plus has five playable characters, supports co-op for two players, and has a competition mode for racing for the fastest times.See our Sonic Mania Plus review. See at Walmart Spyro Reignited Trilogy Spyro Reignited Trilogy compiles three platforming classics in one stellar package: Spyro the Dragon, Ripto's Rage, and Year of the Dragon. Despite being nearly two decades old, the Spyro series holds up pretty well. Significantly overhauled visuals and quality-of-life improvements make the colorful worlds more vibrant and enjoyable to explore than ever before. That said, Spyro Reignited Trilogy remains true to the originals. These games are still collectathons with breezy gameplay mechanics and fairly simplistic puzzles, which make them ideal platformers for youngsters. Plus, you're getting three games here, each of which has a lot of content.See our Spyro Reignited Trilogy review. See at Walmart Stardew Valley Stardew Valley is the best alternative to Animal Crossing: New Horizons if you don't have a Nintendo Switch. Stardew Valley is a country-life simulation game set in a small rural town. As a farming sim, you tend to crops, fish, and manage resources. You can also explore the mines, converse with the colorful cast of locals, and slowly build up your cozy plot of land into something you're truly proud of. Stardew Valley has a time restriction on each in-game day, which could wind up as a good internal clock for limiting screen time (if needed). Stardew Valley also supports cooperative multiplayer, so you can join up as a farmhand and get to work alongside your kids.See our Stardew Valley review. See at Walmart Tearaway Unfolded Because Media Molecule's Tearaway released on the PlayStation Vita, it didn't receive the audience it deserved. Thankfully, Tearaway Unfolded came along, remedying that situation by bringing the inventive platform-adventure game to a much wider audience. Tearaway Unfolded stars a messenger who needs to bring a letter to a sky portal. The world is utterly charming and resembles a paper-crafted storybook. Throughout the adventure, you manipulate environments to solve puzzles, including using the DualShock 4's touchpad to create unique objects and motion controls to shift platforms. Tearaway Unfolded is an imaginative platformer that is easy to recommend for kids of all ages.See our Tearaway Unfolded review. See at Amazon Untitled Goose Game Who doesn't want to experience the world from the perspective of an annoying goose? Untitled Goose Game provides that exact dream-like opportunity, and it is every bit as funny and mischievous as it sounds. Let's face it: No one likes geese. That said, it's hilarious to embody one and mess with people who are just trying to go about their days. Untitled Goose Game does have a main campaign, which tasks players with solving puzzles by interacting with objects and messing with people. Admittedly, some of the puzzles are obtuse and may be hard to solve for those without much gaming experience. But it's fun to simply run around and honk at people. You can even chase people into locking themselves inside a phone booth.See our Untitled Goose Game review. See at Amazon Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Call of Duty: Vanguard has finally been revealed as a World War II-based first-person shooter. The game is expected to be a juggernaut this holiday season and it is predicted to be the best-selling game of 2021.Vanguard is developer Sledgehammer Games' second title that takes place during WWII, however this game is leaning on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare in more ways than one. Vanguard will be running on an updated version of the Modern Warfare engine--which Warzone also runs on--and the campaign will focus on the early iterations of special forces. The campaign follows four different characters, each fighting in battles where a small group or single person turned the tide.The official reveal for Vanguard comes in the wake of the state of California filing a discrimination lawsuit against Activision Blizzard. The lawsuit alleges that Activision Blizzard has a "frat boy" culture where women and people of color are discriminated against.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Pokemon Unite is a new, fast-paced MOBA that's just landed on Nintendo Switch, giving Pokemon fans another strong game to check out on the popular platform. For those new to the Pokemon franchise, or anyone looking for more monster-battling and monster-catching action, there are plenty of great Pokemon games on Nintendo Switch spanning multiple genres. From free-to-play spin-offs through to full RPG adventures, Switch owners are spoilt for choice when it comes to the widely-adored franchise.To help you find your next adventure with Pikachu and the gang, we've listed every Pokemon game on Nintendo Switch available right now. This list will only grow in the coming months, with Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl coming later this year and open-world adventure Pokemon Legends: Arceus launching in January, both of which will release on Nintendo Switch.While you're here, be sure to check out our other Switch guides, including the best Nintendo Switch games for kids, best multiplayer Nintendo Switch games and the overall best Nintendo Switch games--there's a lot of good stuff.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Ghost of Tsushima's Iki Island expansion introduces a new side-activity called Deer Sanctuaries, which are centered around playing a flute mini-game to charm local deer and create an animal safe haven. Below, we've compiled a guide detailing where to find them all.Completing one Deer Sanctuary earns you the Charm of Sugaru's Sight. This ranged charm allows you to shoot up to three arrows at once with your bows--so long as you've got enough ammo, of course. It also gives you the ability to lock onto multiple foes. The more Deer Sanctuaries you unlock, the faster the charm's lock-on capability gets.For more about Ghost of Tsushima's Iki Island expansion, be sure to read our full review. Otherwise, be sure to check out our other Iki Island guides roundup and our guides roundup for the base game.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

Marvel's upcoming Armor Wars series has landed comedian Yassir Lester as head writer, which was reported by Deadline. Lester has writing credits for Adult Swim’s animated Black Dynamite series, Duncanville as well as acting credits on Brooklyn Nine-Nine and Black-Ish.Armor Wars was initially announced during an investor's presentation in December 2020. The limited series will star Don Cheadle, who will reprise his role as James Rhodes, also known as Warmachine, in a plot where Tony Stark's technology falls into the wrong hands. Despite Armor Wars having yet to find its director, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige will continue to be the producer of the series which is reportedly still in early stages of development.Lester and Cheadle are not strangers. Armor Wars will be the second time the pair have worked together following their previous work on the Showtime series Black Monday.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com

A double XP and double weapon XP weekend is now live in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty: Warzone in celebration of the launch of Season 5 in both games, which went live last week.The one thing you can trust in Season Five: 2XP.Earn 2XP and 2WXP now in #BlackOpsColdWar and #Warzone until Monday at 10am PT. pic.twitter.com/SMegTo8LOj — Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) August 20, 2021The double XP weekend is live now and runs until Monday, August 23 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET. Season 5 of Black Ops Cold War included a brand-new mode, Double Agent. This mode is an Among Us-style mode, where Double Agents are tasked with sabotaging a match, by either eliminating all other players or setting off dirty bombs located around the map.This follows the Warzone train event from earlier this week that led to the reveal of Call of Duty: Vanguard, which is releasing later this year. Shortly after the event, Activision announced that Warzone would be getting a new map later this year, presumably tied to the launch of Vanguard, although no release date has been given.Continue Reading at GameSpotInfo from Gamespot.com