Nintendo has a long and storied history of sports games. Beginning with the likes of Baseball for the Nintendo Entertainment System, they have always catered to sports fans with their consoles. In ...

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Today sees the launch of the second season of Battlefield 6. After the launch of Season 1 back in October 2025, there's been a steady stream of gameplay Battlefield 6 season 2 is out today, featuring ...

It’s finally at the tail end of 2024, and that means that many of us will be engaging in some last-minute gift hunting. We’ve collected a few ideas for some of the more popular gaming gifts this ...

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Alongside Nintendo’s announcement of the Switch 2 today, worldwide events have been announced that will allow people in several cities to experience the new console first-hand. Australia’s event has ...

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PAX Aus 2025 has begun to announce its lineup of special guests for the show this year, and it includes some big names that fans of games, board games and online comedy will recognise.

Obisidian Entertainment built their studio playing in other IP’s sandpits, turning in beloved RPG entries in the Star Wars, Dungeons & Dragons and Fallout franchises. However, their original universes ...