Call Of Duty The upcoming campaign for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is coming a bit early for those who pre-order this Call Of Duty It is still yet to be seen how Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is going to handle the campaign mode for those of us who enjoy that more than anything in these games. After the last one left many of us wanting, Infinity Ward does have a bit of work to put in to make up for that. October 23rd still gives them a bit of time to do that. Read More...

Dispatch The launch of Dispatch on the Xbox is finally here, and now all platforms have a chance to experience what Dispatch offers It's been a long time coming, but now, no matter what platform you are looking to play Dispatch on, you can do it. I guess, as long as it's one of the more modern platforms with AdHoc Studio getting the game out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, Switch 2, and PC. That all said, Dispatch is now on the Xbox Series X|S to round out all of the modern systems and give us all a taste of what it feels like to be an operator in a world full of superheroes. I'll never know how some of you went this whole time without getting the game spoiled for you, but now you have next to no reason for not giving in and taking the game for a spin. Read More...

Video Games The list of free video games hitting the PlayStation systems in August has been released, and there are some great video games included in the mix A new month is almost upon us here with August, and that means new video games that we are going to get for free. Well, you will get video games for free if you are part of the PlayStation Plus service. If you are, then you may be in for a treat as the list of titles going live starting next month is here, and we have it for you. Again, we get to expand our titles on the PS4 and PS5 without needing to make any extra purchases at our local stores. Read More...

Resident Evil A new look at Resident Evil happened at SDCC this year, along with a fun Resident Evil fan scavenger hunt in Raccoon City We knew that there would be a panel out there for the upcoming Resident Evil movie during SDCC 2026, and the team did not let us all down. With the film hitting theaters on September 18th, and the ride that Zach Cregger has been on with films, this one needed to show the fans just what they were going to be getting into. Gods, does it all deliver and look to be one of the scariest Resident Evil films to date. Not just with the latest trailer for the film, but also some of the behind-the-scenes conversations we had with the director during the panel, and then the fun little off-site event that had fans running around a small section of Raccoon City trying to find all of the resources to survive. Read More...

Call Of Duty Things are pushing forward for the Call Of Duty movie, and we now have a release date for Call Of Duty fans to mark down Some big news for those looking to see the Call Of Duty movie sometime in the near future, as we have a set release date for the film. Something that I am sure that Peter Berg, the film's director, is going to do everything possible to make sure we get to see. As long as you are looking for more of the story set in the Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare universe. We know how you all handle the campaign modes, so that could be a weird, iffy thing. Read More...

Video Games A lot has gone on this week in video games. Here is a recap of what we covered in the world of video games on the site this week One more week in the bag, and Gods do we have a big one coming up. Even with this week doing a lot of build-up to SDCC, we had so many video games out there with an announcement or one that is in the works. Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival is going strong, and we had teases of what was on the way for Control Resonant and Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2. A few of the video games that will be on display during SDCC 2026. Read More...

Hellraiser The latest developer diary for Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival takes us deeper into the realm of horror and how Hellraiser shaped it There is no denying the effect that the Hellraiser IP has had on the horror world. It changed things up a bit, added in a new nightmare character for us to freak out over, and spawned a lot of good and bad movies in the mythology. It is also the reason that Boss Team Games and Saber Interactive are getting a new game in the IP on October 8th for the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. All with the idea that Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival will be taking the horror of it all just another step further. Read More...

Rayman Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition will be coming along to us in the upcoming Rayman Legends Retold, and we have a bit of new gameplay While we have to wait until October 1st to get the new remake in the IP, it does look as if those who can hold out until then will also get the fun of the Rayman Origins: Enhanced Edition. That is, Ubisoft will be dropping a copy of that title in each version of Rayman Legends Retold that is out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2, and PC. That way, we have so much more of the IP to play for the price, and keep us locked into their games just a little bit longer. Read More...

Flesh & Wire A new video for Flesh & Wire gives us a bit of gameplay and when we can expect to see Flesh & Wire hitting our homes Psychological horror has another contender on the way to the PC and PS5 in 2027 with Flesh & Wire. A new title that was announced a little bit ago by Running With Scissors, and now has been hit with a release window of sorts. That is a rather long span that we'll need to look at and wait to see pan out. As long as you are in for a new first-person title from the studio that brought us all the Postal games. Read More...

Twisted Tower A release date is finally set for Twisted Tower, as the wait will be over for Twisted Tower this coming August It feels as if it's been a bit of time since we had anything to share for Twisted Tower, but we're back with it. Back and with a release date for the game to land on the PC out there. After giving Atmos Games all of the time to work on the game, 3D Realms is ready to ship the game out there on August 18th. Just under the three-year point from when Twisted Tower was announced to us all. Read More...

Assassin’s Creed We sit down and review Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. The classic pirate game is sailing the high seas again. Here is our review of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. It is time to raise the sails and the flag, as Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced is sailing onto the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A new version of one of the most beloved titles in the line that Ubisoft has given us, along with a few new things added in. I know that I enjoyed the game when it first came out, so getting a newer version of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag has had me excited. Read More...

Horror Nights Eternal pain will be coming to Horror Nights this year, as we have the announcement that Hellraiser will be joining Halloween Horror Nights This feels like it is going to be a big year for the Hellraiser IP out there, as we're not only getting the new game this October, but it will now be featured in this year's Halloween Horror Nights out at the Universal Parks. Not because of the new video game specifically, but the IP is closing in on that 40-year mark, so it feels like Pinhead and the Cenobites should be roaming the parks and showing us all so many more sights in the haunts they will have. All of this is to say, the IP will have its foothold at Horror Nights, and the interactive media will make sure we are celebrating the IP in the best way. Read More...

Black Flag Raise the black flag on the PS5 Pro, with many new enhancements on the way to that version of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced In just a few weeks, we are all going to be able to hit the age of piracy again with the release of Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced. No, this is not an endorsement to hit the digital high seas, but to head back into the age that Ubisoft gave us so long ago with the new version of the game on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC this July 9th. A voyage that all Assassin’s Creed fans might enjoy a little more on the PS5 Pro. As long as all of the extra little features that version of the game will have you gearing up to hit the high seas over on that platform. Read More...

Impermanence A new narrative horror title, Impermanence, is on the way to us all, and we have a slight look at Impermanence in the announcement Grief can quickly do a number on someone who isn't able to handle it, and that seems to be the story going down in Impermanence. Not with anything that is going on behind-the-scenes with Bad Choices Loud Noises or Duckosaurus Games, hopefully, but mainly with the protagonist in the upcoming horror title for the PC. All to give us a dark and grim look at how grief, refusing to let go, and obsession can shape the world we live in. In the case of Impermanence, it looks to be much more than just the perceived world of the person suffering from it. Read More...

SAW Dive into the gameplay features for SAW: Genesis to see how this all might build further into the SAW IP The announcement for SAW: Genesis left many of us scratching our heads with the premise and story. That is to say the least. Not that it sounded like it would be a bad game from Anshar Studios and Broken Mirror Games. Just that it felt like it was outside the norm of the IP so much that it might not work. Then again, Bloober Team has been backing so many great projects as of late, it would have been bad form to just dismiss SAW: Genesis based just on the story and setting. Read More...