Shadow Of War Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War has been announced and looks to bring us all back into the universe with new Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War gameplay coming soon It looks like Lord Of The Rings fans can start to lose their shit again as now Middle-Earth: Shadow Of War has been officially announced as a sequel to the critically-acclaimed Shadow Of Mordor from a few years ago. If you couldn't get enough of the universe or the Nemesis system that Monolith Productions gave us before then of course you are already losing your mind as now we will get a whole new story for the franchise as well as an upgraded system to further your love. Not only that, but the wait for Shadow Of War won't be too far out as even though this is an announcement for the game, it is slated to launch on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC this coming August 22nd. Read More...

Death Stranding At the 2016 Game Awards Death Stranding had a new trailer released and it looks like there is a bit more method to the Death Stranding perceived madness Since its showing at E3 all of us have been waiting to see more for Death Stranding and to wade through the cryptic teasers and updates that we have had since then. It was a shocker to see the title in the works in the first place and Kojima Productions has been playing the whole thing just as we've seen with all of the other games that the main man is known for. At first it looked like Death Stranding could be that grand horror title that everyone thought we were going to get with P. Read More...

New World Three new games have been announced, New World, Breakaway, And Crucible, from Amazon Games Studios and all three have a description and videos for New World, Breakaway, And Crucible It's not every day that we get three titles announced from one developer but TwitchCon is a fun thing and now we have New World, Breakaway, and Crucible to look at. All three of which are in the works from Amazon Game Studio and headed to the PC at some time in the near future. The most interesting part about New World, Breakaway, and Crucible is that it looks like all three will have some pretty intense Twitch add-ins but the full details are still not completely defined just yet. Read More...

Metal Gear Solid V If you missed out on any part of Metal Gear Solid V, then you can rest assured you'll have another chance as Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience is coming Since the great exodus and the wonders of Metal Gear Solid V it looks like Konami is scrambling to keep the IP flowing and popular. Yes they announced another title in the franchise that is a zombie survival game but seeing as almost everyone has wanted to forget the trailer for that they need something else. That is most likely why we are seeing the announcement for Metal Gear Solid V: The Definitive Experience coming this October 11th for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Read More...

Death Stranding It looks like Death Stranding, the huge reveal from Kojima, has a whole lot more hidden in the trailer than just Death Stranding's title, character, and themes During the PlayStation press conference and the entire week of E3 Death Stranding was one of the bigger games making a buzz throughout the show floor. Just as it should have been. As it turns out though it looks like there was more to it than we thought as Hideo Kojima, and Kojima Productions really, wanted just that. Read More...

Feral Rites Insomniac is working on two more VR experiences, Feral Rites & The Unspoken, for the Oculus and both Feral Rites & The Unspoken looks to bring us something completely new Fresh off their most recent amazing release it looks like Insomniac Games has two more games/experiences for us later this year in terms of Feral Rites and The Unspoken. Both of which will be titles for the Oculus technologies and feature very different forms of gameplay and experiences. Of course that would be the case and if it wasn't for the fact that all of the news broke together we would have wasted your time talking about Feral Rites and then go into a whole other posting about The Unspoken. Read More...

Oculus While at CES 2016 I was able to play with the Oculus Rift & Oculus Touch in a more intimate setting than just a video. Here's my take on the Oculus Rift & Oculus Touch Obviously one of the big items around CES 2016 was the Oculus Rift; especially since it went up for pre-order and all of the new details cropped up just at the beginning of the show. That of course led to a whole lot of debate on if the Oculus Rift was going to be worth the $600 price tag out the door or if it was going to be another overpriced gizmo with a lot of buyer's remorse. This led me to take over the job of checking out the hardware of the Oculus Rift and Oculus Touch controllers to see if the price point made sense for where the system is now or if, like I said, it was something that could be left behind. Read More...

Kojima Productions Kojima Productions is back in action and it looks like SCE is partnering with Kojima Productions to make their first title a PS4 console exclusive The dramathon between Konami and Kojima is over and Kojima Productions is back in full swing. In fact they are in such a full swing over there that today Kojima Productions signed and announced a partnership with Sony Computer Entertainment for their first title the developer will be pumping out for us all. That of course means a console exclusive to the PS4 for whatever Kojima Productions' first title may be now that they are a fully independent studio. All of you fans out there can start the cheering now and then sit and wait for anything new to flow out of Kojima Productions on their first title. Read More...

Metal Gear Solid V The November patch for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain brings a bunch of new updates but also the ability to bring a character back into Metal Gear Solid V to join the fight If you've played through most of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain by now then you most likely know what this is all about. If you have not then you may just want to bookmark this page as when you get to the section brought up you will first curse Kojima Productions and Konami for doing what they did then want to be able to fix it. Thankfully the fix to this issue a lot had with Metal Gear Solid V here has been quietly patched in the latest update for the game that just hit the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, and Xbox One version of the game. Read More...

The Phantom Pain We Sit Down And Review Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Is It Worth Your Time? Is it the conclusion to Kojima's version of the franchise we wanted? Here's Our Review Of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain We have finally made it to the conclusion of an era as Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain marks the final part of the franchise being helmed by Hideo Kojima. It has been a long road and a rough one for those over at Kojima Productions but The Phantom Pain is here and we get to see if they put Konami's money to great use here. Ground Zeroes was a great, and small, taste of what The Phantom Pain could be and now it is time to see if all the teasing, hardships, and waiting have paid off. Read More...

More gameplay for Metal Gear Online has been shown at TGS and it explains how Metal Gear Online will expand The Phantom Pain as well as just be damn fun If you are like me then you are still wrapping up Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain's main campaign mode. I swear we will have a review up here soon. If you are also like me then you have been excited to see how Metal Gear Online is going to play out and expand the The Phantom Pain experience further than it already is. The game doesn't need a multiplayer aspect to keep the gameplay going but Konami did promise a new Metal Gear Online and we had a small taste already. Read More...

A new video from Hideo Kojima has been released thanking all for the support with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain and the 28 year run of the Metal Gear Solid franchise Since Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is now out and available for all on the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC it would make sense that we have a nice little launch trailer to celebrate with. It is the normal thing and Konami usually goes right along with that don't they? Especially since The Phantom Pain has been getting some great reviews and sales are going strong. Read More...

The launch trailer for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain has been released and it is full of nostalgia and new gameplay just for The Phantom Pain We are now officially a week out from Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain's release on the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. Next Tuesday, September 1st we will be giving Kojima Productions' final foray into the Metal Gear franchise before departing Konami and moving on to other things. It will be a sad time but it looks like The Phantom Pain will be bringing us so much joy and "ultimate story" that we can overlook all of that and just pine for the game when not in our hands. The Phantom Pain has looked to be one of those titles that have the ability to last for quite some time even if you don't take part in the online multiplayer aspect of it all. Read More...

A new promotional video for Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain has been released teasing that we will get the answers we've waited decades for It's a little crazy to think that we've been playing Metal Gear Solid games for almost thirty years. Twenty eight to be exact and it has been one hell of a ride that Kojima has taken us on over the years. I guess that will make the ending of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain much more emotional as it will be an end to a rather lengthy run. Konami has said they want to keep the franchise rolling but The Phantom Pain will be the end of the franchise with the man who started it all. Read More...

Another long demo of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain from Gamescom 2015 has been shown off and it explains more on Mother Base and the FOB multiplayer aspect of The Phantom Pain Get ready for a nice long Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain session here today as we have even more gameplay and trailers for the game to sink our eyes into right from Gamescom. With under a month left until the game hits the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC on September 1st and given all of the footage we've seen up until now you would think that Konami would hold back to give us something to experience firsthand in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain but thus is not the case. What is also not the case is that even though we have another 30+ minutes of gameplay to spy on it still feels like Kojima Productions has a lot more added into The Phantom Pain that we haven't seen just yet as well. Read More...