Just Cause 4 Added to Xbox Game Pass
Microsoft has continued to expand their catalogue of games available through their Xbox Game Pass program by adding a new batch of titles to the...
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Microsoft Rumoured to Be Releasing a Discless Xbox One S Console
If the latest rumours doing the rounds are to be believed, Microsoft may be about to release a discless Xbox One S console in the...
Halo Infinite Confirmed for E3 2019
If you’re a Halo fan, there’s a good chance that you’re going to be a little bit more excited for E3 this year as 343...
Top 7 Xbox Games That NEED Xbox One Backwards Compatibility
by Ian Cooper
The Xbox One is a marvelous machine. Sure, Microsoft haven’t done well with their first-party offerings, but they have succeeded in one thing over the...
Microsoft Rumoured to Be Acquiring Relic Entertainment
Microsoft has a reputation for acquiring development studios, having purchased five new studios just in the last year. It looks like Microsoft may be about...
It Looks Like Microsoft Is Testing Xbox One Games Running on PC
Over the last few years, Microsoft has made efforts to bring some of their Xbox One games to PC gamers through Windows 10 and its...
Former PlatinumGames Creative Producer Claims It’s Unlikely That Scalebound Is Coming to Switch
Earlier this week, it was reported that Scalebound was being revived by Nintendo and would be released as a Nintendo Switch exclusive, two years after...
Xbox One Japan’s Worst Selling Console in 2018
Microsoft has always struggled to gain success in Japan with its consoles, so it’s no surprise that the Xbox One hasn’t fared too well in...
An Interview with Tantalus Media: Zelda, Switch, and More
by Jes Taylor
Recently, I got the chance to talk to Tom Crago, CEO of Tantalus Media. Tantalus, along with Straight Right Games (all part of the Tantalus...
Early NPD Results Show Nintendo Switch Top-Selling Hardware in 2018
by Jes Taylor
The NPD Group is set to release official figures detailing the 2018 year in video games. While the official report is still a few hours...
Sega Genesis Classics for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
The Sega Genesis is truly an amazing console of the 90s. I grew up playing both the Super Nintendo and Genesis side-by-side, so I got...
Battlezone: Gold Edition Review
by Jes Taylor
It can truly be a real challenge to take a VR game and bring it to consoles. The need for motion tracking headsets and motion...
GRIP: Combat Racing Review
by Jes Taylor
Let’s face a sad truth. Nowadays there aren’t as many fun, over-the-top racers like there used to be. Back in the Nintendo 64/PlayStation era, you...
Nickelodeon Kart Racers Review
by Jes Taylor
Here’s the challenging thing about making a kart racing game in 2018: No matter who it is trying to make a kart racing game, you...
Warriors Orochi 4 Review
by Jes Taylor
The Warriors series is a long-running series that most people are familiar with by now. The Warriors series throws you into large environments to fight...
Armello Review
by Jes Taylor
With all the success the Nintendo Switch has, there’s one genre of games I’ve wanted to see more of on the platform. Which genre? Board...
Defunct for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
We’ve said it before at Gaming Respawn, and we’ll say it again: The Nintendo Switch is becoming the home for indie titles. By no means...
Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut for Nintendo Switch Review
by Jes Taylor
The Nintendo Switch is really becoming an amazing platform for people to try older games once again. Take Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut. The game originally...