The PlayStation 4 Slim is the most affordable Sony console this gen. Compact and inexpensive, this is the easiest way to experience the excellent PS4 library.
Nintendo Labo lets children and parents turn cardboard into controllers and toys you control with your Switch. It’s not just a gimmick. In fact, it’s a little bit of magic.
Fire Emblem Fates, which comprises two inter-connected games and an epilogue, falls short of the high standard the set by a decade of strong, inventive strategy RPGs.
The NES Classic Edition offers easy access to retro games to lapsed Nintendo fans and new gamers, and that’s awesome, but the console's is increasingly expensive and difficult to find.
E3 always sets the tone for gaming over the following year. The 2018 show made it clear that games are becoming more diverse both in characters, and in the ways game publishers choose to launch them into the world. Here’s the weirdest, coolest, and most important trends of E3 2018.
Overwatch, Digital Trends 2016 game of the year, blends two of the year’s most popular genres to create a compelling shooter that’s easy to pick up, but incredibly difficult to master.
‘Battlefield V’ returns to World War II, but that doesn’t mean it’s going back to its roots. The franchise’s latest game will double-down on massive battles while adding a staggering amount of character customization. It even offers new building options that seem a nod to ‘Fortnite,’ though with a definite Battlefield flavor.
Though Bungie is positioning ‘Destiny 2’ as a sequel, much of the game will feel familiar to players of the original. Thankfully, the improvements make sense, retaining its predecessors strengths while working on weaknesses.
Digital Trends caught up with BioWare General Manager Aaryn Flynn after Nvidia’s keynote to talk about why they chose to reveal new gameplay at CES 2017.