Hands On: ‘ReCore’

'ReCore' could become the new Legend of Zelda for a new generation of players raised on shooter and RPG elements. Here are our initial impressions.

Reviews         September 14, 2016

Logitech G 'Prodigy' accessories are for PC players who don't buy gaming gear

Logitech G unveiled the Prodigy series, a line of PC gaming peripherals designed for people who play video games on PC, but don't buy high-end accessories.

News         September 3, 2016

How ‘No Man’s Sky’ composes completely original music for every player

The musical variations of No Man's Sky's music is just as vast and varied as the game itself. Hello Games and 65daysofstatic explain how they made it.

Features         August 10, 2016

Why you should wait to play ‘We Happy Few’

Everything about the early access version about We Happy Few suggests it's going to be an immersive game, which is why you should play it when its done.

News         August 7, 2016

Hands on: Acer Switch Alpha 12

Acer’s new premium 2-in-1, the Switch Alpha 12, does everything a 2-in-1 should for way less than competition.

Reviews         August 5, 2016

Insomniac Games announces undersea adventure Song of the Deep

Insomniac Games announced its next project: a new 2D side-scrolling action game called Song of the Deep, published in partnership with GameStop.

News         August 1, 2016

‘Pokémon Go’ version 1.0.1 fixes that scary Google login security issue

Pokémon Go developer Niantic Labs pushed the game's first update on iOS, correcting a serious security issue for players logging in with Google accounts.

News         July 13, 2016

MercurySteam finally shows us what 'Raiders of the Broken Planet' looks like

Castlevania: Lords of Shadow developer MercurySteam presented a trailer and gameplay of its upcoming third-person shooter, Raiders of the Broken Planet.

News         July 12, 2016

‘Pokémon Go’ will get trading, more customization in bi-weekly updates

Niantic CEO John Hanke teased the company's plans for the mobile sensation's future, starting with one of the franchise's core components, Pokémon trading.

News         July 12, 2016

Space saga ‘Adrift’ makes its way to PlayStation 4 consoles next week

Adrift will launch on PlayStation 4 July 15, creator Adam Orth announced on Twitter Friday.

News         July 8, 2016

‘Tomb Raider’ reboot starring Alicia Vikander now has a 2018 release date

The Tomb Raider reboot starring Alicia Vikander now has a release date. The latest Lara Croft big screen adaptation is scheduled to hit theaters in 2018.

News         July 8, 2016

Microsoft details rollout plan for Xbox Play Anywhere launch

Microsoft laid out a plan for Xbox Play Anywhere, its new cross-play initiative for the Xbox One and Windows 10, including a list of supporting games.

News         July 1, 2016

Roli's Seaboard Rise MIDI controller offers a whole new way to make music

Digital Trends checked in with Roli at CE Week 2016 to test the Seaboard RISE midi controller, a keyboard that adds extra gesture-based controls.

News         June 28, 2016

The Onvi Prophix video toothbrush lets you spot-check your dental care

Prophix' video toothbrush from dental care start-up Onvi toothbrush lets you scope out your teeth as you brush them by watching a live video on your phone.

Videos         June 28, 2016

Preview: ‘South Park: The Fractured But Whole’

'South Park: The Fractured But Whole' seems capable of turning the novelty of the “South Park RPG,” into distinctive game series and a viable narrative form.

Reviews         June 22, 2016

Hands-on: ‘For Honor’

For Honor may have carved itself out a compelling niche by mastering an oft-bungled type of hack-and-slash gameplay: one-on-one combat.

Reviews         June 21, 2016

Hands on: ‘Final Fantasy XV’ for PlayStation VR

Unfortunately for fans, the Final Fantasy XV VR Experience does not offer the adventure or excitement one might hope for from a virtual Final Fantasy.

Reviews         June 21, 2016

Hands-on: ‘Flinthook’

Flinthook, a little indie “rogue-lite” from Montreal-based developer Tribute, was the smallest game I played at E3. It was also arguably the best.

Reviews         June 17, 2016

Hands-on: ‘Injustice 2’

With Injustice 2, Mortal Kombat developer Netherrealm Studios will attempt to combine its distinctive combat with RPG-style stats and loot.

Reviews         June 17, 2016

E3 Preview: ‘Days Gone’

'Days Gone' seeks to raise the stakes of the zombie-survival genre with smarter monsters, and systems that let players find creative solutions to escape them.

Reviews         June 17, 2016

Hands on: ‘Gears of War 4’

What are we supposed to expect of a sequel that jumps the console generation gap? For Gears of War 4, the answer is to stay the course.

Reviews         June 16, 2016

‘Battlefield 1’ will bring the EA shooter franchise back to World War I

The next Battlefield game will be called Battlefield 1, and will come out on Xbox One, PS4, and PC this fall.

News         June 14, 2016

Altus live stream unveils ‘Persona 5’s’ new trailer and Japanese release date

After a two-week countdown, Atlus revealed that Persona 5 will be released in Japan September 15 during a live stream on Thursday.

News         June 14, 2016

Think before you attack: ‘Titanfall 2’ goes meta in multiplayer mode

Based on playing a short amount of time with 'Titanfall 2's' multiplayer, it seems like the game is on the right track.

Reviews         June 14, 2016

Hands on: ‘Battlefield 1’ multiplayer

Battlefield 1 may not be a great “World War I” game, but it feels like a breath of fresh air compared to the sci-fi tropes in so many sci-fi shooters.

Reviews         June 14, 2016

It looks like ‘Halo Wars 2’ will get a multiplayer beta next week

Microsoft seems to have prematurely revealed its plan to hold an open beta for Halo Wars 2 next week during E3.

Gaming         June 12, 2016

Say it’s not so, Jon Snow: Harington goes bad in ‘Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare’

Game of Thrones star Kit Harington will lend his voice and virtual likeness to the villain of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare.

News         June 10, 2016

Sony confirms PlayStation 4 “Neo” is coming, but not to E3 2016

After months of reports and speculation, Sony has confirmed it plans to launch a more powerful version of the PlayStation 4, codenamed "Neo."

News         June 10, 2016

‘Dishonored 2’ emergent gameplay surprising developers even before its release

If you've been worried that Dishonored 2 won't feature that crazy, system-based gameplay that made the original feel special, you may be able to relax.

News         June 9, 2016

From video game to the big screen: Assassin's Creed movie trailer released

The first trailer for this year's upcoming Assassin's Creed movie debuted on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night.

News         May 12, 2016

Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE sparks new case of localization ‘censorship’ outrage

Footage from Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE has incited a new wave of anger among fans over removing sexualized female imagery in Western ports.

News         May 6, 2016

Doom launch trailer offers a few story details, some demons, and buckets of blood

Bethesda released a short launch trailer for Doom, which provides just the slightest bit of insight into the story for the game's single-player campaign.

News         May 5, 2016

The man behind Pong is making mobile games now

Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell has signed a three-game deal with Dutch developer Spil Games to make his "mobile-first" game debut.

News         April 29, 2016

Fallout 4 mods coming to consoles in June, PC beta out now

Fallout 4 players on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will be able to build and add mods to their games in the next couple of months.

News         April 27, 2016