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 This certainly was one week of video games out there to help distract us all from the horrors of the real world once again. Not only did we get to see new horrors like Finding Frankie and Amber Alert get some highlights, but we also were able to see something for Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 and the full announcement for the Nintendo Switch 2 in the mix of all of these video games out there. Even if it does look and sound like many are going to have to wait longer for that console to finally launch out there. Trade wars are going to make everyone suffer and it is not something I thought we would ever specifically need to see in the little subculture of the internet. Read More...

Split Fiction Another way to play Split Fiction is on the way with the announcement that Split Fiction will be coming to Switch 2 Here we go with some good news out there for those having issues finding others to play Split Fiction with them. It looks like we are going to have a whole new console opening up its doors to allow for more of the cross-platform play with Hazelight Studios bringing the game on over to the Nintendo Switch 2. That will require more gamers to pick up the new console, sure, but there is already a massive subsection of gamers who are full in on the platform and will not deviate so that should be an easy sell. They will just also be able to pick up Split Fiction on the console on June 5th when all of it launches out there into the world. 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 The video games just kept on getting pumped out and updated this week as we come to an end of a doozey of a week. One where we had the launch of Split Fiction and announcements for Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 3 + 4 and Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss to keep us all going with the cycle. Along with a good teaser for Side Quest and a new event kicking off for Marvel Rivals, there just seemed to be no end to the things we were getting for our video games. I also know we still were not able to get to everything that was out there too, so again, it was a doozey of a week in the industry for us to have here. Read More...

Split Fiction There is now another way to get a friend to play Split Fiction with you just in case you have had issues finding a friend to play Split Fiction I know I have made the joke many times about how some out there might not be able to play Split Fiction due to a lack of friends. It is a game, like the others that Hazelight Studios has made, that will require there to be two players in the game. Not specifically in a way to force two people to always buy the game with EA offering up the friend's pass for it all at no extra cost on March 6th when the game lands on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. That is nice, but it does not solve the issue that humans are terrible at communication or actually making any real connection in the modern day. Read More...

Split Fiction The Friend’s Pass is set in stone for Split Fiction and here is a little bit on how it will get us playing to Split Fiction Since the announcement of Split Fiction, it was known that we would be playing the game with friends just as we have with all of the other titles Hazelight Studios has brought to us over the years. It is kind of how they build these experiences. That is why it is not strange to find out that they have made it so EA will be bringing us all the Friend's Pass to this game too when it launches on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC this March 6th. 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 Yet another week to place into the books and so many video games and other things to talk about out there. Even if we did mainly get to the games during the week, but more on that later. Especially since it feels rare that we get an update for Bloodlines 2 and then have so many announcements flow out of the State Of Play this week. Updates for video games like Borderlands 4, Five Nights At Freddy’s: Secret Of The Mimic, and The Alters. Read More...

Split Fiction New story details for Split Fiction are out there with Split Fiction diving further into character backgrounds Now that Split Fiction is coming down to the wire on when we will be able to play it on our PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, let us get more of that story out there. Not that Hazelight Studios did not offer up a bunch of stories before now, but I am guessing that EA really wants us ready to pick it all up on March 6th. That is why we are digging a little further into the different reasons that Mio and Zoe have written their stories and we will need to survive them in Split Fiction. Even if it would be nice to have had all of this fed out as we were able to dig into the story for ourselves. 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 Another week has come and gone and we were able to get so much out there for all of our video games and a few other things in the mix. Things like the upcoming Universal Fan Fest Nights that are on the way for those looking to celebrate some things other than games out there. Not that Split Fiction and Atomic Heart do not need some celebrating in the mix of video games that keep on flowing out there. Along with all of the other smaller titles from smaller studios that are making the rounds again as the year kicks off and the first month comes to a close. Read More...

Split Fiction New gameplay for Split Fiction is here to also highlight a new feature coming to Split Fiction by the way of side stories Those who might have been looking to have more than just another co-op experience with the upcoming Split Fiction are going to need to get their reading glasses ready, as it looks like there is going to be a whole lot more to the story to consume. Not just in the length of the game, but in something extra that Hazelight Studios is dropping into the mix. Something that does not normally go along well with other games that EA puts out there. 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 It is time to wrap this week of video games up just as you should be doing for all of your Christmas and other holiday gifts out there right now. As long as you are one of those out there who have been buying into the season and not just focused on things like the new Turok: Origins, Split Fiction, and Borderlands 4 that are on the way in the next year. Those are all some fun video games to look forward to in the coming year, but there is not much that can be played as of right now. We will leave that for other titles you will hopefully be getting in the coming week here. Read More...

Split Fiction A new co-op game, Split Fiction, has been announced and we will get to play in two different styles with Split Fiction when it comes It looks like Hazelight Studios is ready to kick us all back in the co-op teeth again with the announcement we have for Split Fiction. The next title in their style of games that EA will be bringing to the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on March 6th of 2025. So, not that long of a wait to be able to play a game where only one player needs to own the core copy of it. Yes, Split Fiction is keeping to that setup that the studio's other titles have gifted to the gaming world for quite a while now. Read More...