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Nintendo of America announced today that they will be holding a Mario Kart North American Online tournament starting this month. We have the details below. To take part in the tournament, you’ll need a Nintendo Switch, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, and Nintendo’s online service. Here are additional details from Nintendo’s events website: “Start your engines and race into the new year during the Mario Kart North American Open for a chance to win 2,500 My Nintendo Gold Points! Fire up…

The undisputed king of console FPS franchises, Call of Duty stands alone when it comes to online PvP shooters. While other series such as Destiny and Halo have had their moments in the arena of multiplayer FPS titans, none of them hold a candle to the success and longevity of CoD. While the series has sometimes strayed from its roots and gotten carried away (Advanced Warfare, anyone?), it inevitably self-corrects to the core gameplay that millions of us have come to know and love.

I played DC Universe Online on the Playstation 3. I thought the game was alright. Flashforward to now! DC Universe Online is released for the Nintendo Switch. I decide that I want to try the game again. Will I like it better? Will I become addicted to the game? Let’s talk about DC Universe Online for the Nintendo Switch! My DC Universe Online character’s name is Doctor Weirdo because Doctor Fate and Doctor Strange are already taken. And I think…

Online gambling sites and casinos have been steadily growing in popularity over the last few years, as more and more countries are updating their gambling laws to allow for secure and regulated online gambling. This is allowing sites like Betsson to take full advantage of the opportunity to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for experienced gamers and new players alike. The trouble is, many people don’t even know how or where to get started, so that’s what we’re going to go over today.

Most of us view the internet as a stationary entity that surrounds our lives. The truth is that ever since the internet exploded in popularity it has been in constant evolution. It is better described as a living being that grows and changes without hesitation. All of this growth means that every day, we are able to experience things that were previously impossible. New and exciting technologies are developed and released on a daily basis, and with them come endless opportunities. One of the largest areas that benefits from all of this is online gaming.

Bullets, bodies, buddies. Need we say more? World War Z uses its simplistic genius in an attempt to topple giants of the industry with its madly entertaining co-op gameplay. For many of us, Left 4 Dead 2 remains the epitome of what a co-op zombie shooter should be. Not too complicated, easily picked up and full of undead horde-slaying madness. As it ages, however, is there room for a newcomer to sweep in and steal the spot as the top zombie shooter? Let’s take a look and find out!

Satisfactory belongs to a genre of games that I like to call “comfy crafters”.  That is, as you spend a long weekend building a sprawling industrial plant that grows ever out of control, you take a moment to step back and look at what you have created.  Standing on a planet all alone with no other life forms to share this world with naught but the native flora and fauna, you breathe deeply and stare off like Shrek at the beginning of his first film, gazing at his swamp as the first bars of 'All Star' play. It feels like home.

Insurgency: Sandstorm is the sequel to the indie hit Insurgency which was published by New World Interactive in 2014. After updating Insurgency with free new content for over three years after its release, the developer decided it was time to improve and expand the Insurgency experience using Unreal Engine 4 and working with publisher Focus Home Interactive. Insurgency: Sandstorm is a polished and greatly improved version of Insurgency, and in the dev’s own words it represents much of what they…

Adam Roffel, our in editor-in-chief, asked me if I wanted to take PUBG for a spin. I said yes, because, hey I liked Fornite. And PUBG looked like it might be fun. So I started playing it and…well, read on below to find out what happened next. I suck at PUBG. I won’t bury the lead. I am terrible at this game. I wasn’t great at Fornite, but I did tend to live a long time and sometimes actually kill…

Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax® Media company, announced Fallout® 76 is available now digitally and at retail stores worldwide for Xbox One, PlayStation® 4 computer entertainment system, and PC.