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Diving into the Uncharted universe for the first time? Here's how to play both chronologically and by release date....

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Remedy Entertainment has revealed a new company logo, and fans of the letter R are sure to be pleased as punch. It’s been 20 years since Remedy updated its logo, but above is the image that will appear on the studio’s projects going forward. That includes Alan Wake II, a yet-to-be-revealed Control sequel, a Control multiplayer title, and remakes of Max Payne 1 and 2. The previous logo was pretty much just the letter R too, but this one has a different font and kind of hurts our eyes looking at it.  In a blog post, Remedy gives its simple rationale for the update:  “The bullet in the letter R in the old logo represented the era of Max Payne, but the Remedy of now is much bigger than a single game; we have a whole portfolio of games, new...

Horizon Forbbiden West gets a big story expansion called Burning Shores next week, and the game’s launch trailer sets the table for Aloy’s dangerous excursion to the remains of Hollywood.  First revealed during the 2022 Game Awards, Burning Shores unfolds after the events of Forbidden West as Aloy travels to the ruins of Los Angeles. The untamed area has become a seismically unstable, volcanic archipelago where a new menace and never-before-seen machines await Aloy, who's now joined by a mysterious new companion.  Burning Shores is only available on PlayStation 5 and cost $19.99. Players will need to have completed the entirety of the main campaign to start the expansion. Once they have, Aloy will receive a call on her Focus which will kick off the DLC.  Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores launches on April 19. You can read our review of the...

From the incredible spectacle that are Eikon battles to lightning fast and powerful combat to that base camp known as Clive's hideout and so much more, here is everything featured in the Final Fantasy 16 PlayStation State of Play....

A new The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom trailer today showed a handful of familiar characters and locations that can help us make comparisons to Breath of the Wild in terms of when it takes place. And it looks like, based on the latest trailer, that Tears of the Kingdom is happening at least a few years after Breath of the Wild....

Today’s PlayStation State of Play was devoted entirely to showcasing new footage and information for Final Fantasy XVI, giving fans a guided tour of its action, exploration, characters, and more. The presentation showed off a hefty amount of the flashy action RPG combat we recently got to sample in a recent hands-on demo. Though the story begins by following protagonist Clive in his 20s, the plot will also explore periods of his teen years and 30s. We got a look at the world map, various accessibility rings, and the combat prowess of Clive’s faithful wolf companion, Torval.  We also looked at Cid’s hideaway, a large headquarters that opens up later in the game where you can craft gear, buy items at a store, check quests, interact with allies, and practice abilities in a special training room. Despite showing off so much, teases that...

Jeez oh man. That Tears of the Kingdom trailer, right? Rockets, mechs, hot Ganondorf, Prince Sidon, swimming, Link in a flying squirrel suit, and of course, the new best friend of the Tears of the Kingdom community: Bucket Head....

From the confirmation of Ganondorf's return, to some exciting lore implications for longtime Zelda fans, to hints at new gameplay mechanics, there are a ton of secrets hidden in the best Tears of the Kingdom trailer so far....