Battlefield 6 cuts Conquest matches down to avoid underwhelming endings, but it’s gone in the wrong direction
A Battlefield 6 update has reduced the starting ticket count for all Conquest maps, but extending the time limit would have been better.
Turns Out We’ve Been Saying This Pokémon’s Name Wrong All These Years
How do you pronounce Rayquaza, the legendary dragon Pokémon? No, you're wrong.
New PS Plus ‘Badges’ Awarded to Members… With Wrong Info
Sony is displaying new personalized PS Plus “badges” for each subscriber, which carry the number of years one has been a member. The initiative is a part of the service’s…
Former BioWare Producer Details What Went Wrong With Anthem
Anthem infamously flopped upon its arrival way back in 2019, and at the start of next year, it will no longer be playable. Now, in a lengthy YouTube video, former…
I Was Wrong About Elden Ring: Nightreign…
After 100 hours with Elden Ring Nightreign, Jake shares his thoughts on FromSoftware's latest multiplayer game.
‘Something Is Wrong’: Fortnite is Doing Something Strange But Brilliant With its OG Mode — Which is Now No Longer Just a Carbon Copy of the Original
Fortnite fans are now certain there's something new and mysterious going on within the game's classic OG mode — which, it's now clear, is dropping an extra layer of story.
theHunter: Call of the Wild rights a wrong and lands in Canada
Finally, theHunter has delivered Askiy Ridge, a Canadian map that was long overdue.
Rematch Dev Explains What Went Wrong With Crossplay, Apologizes for Failing to Tell Players as Soon as It Knew It Wouldn’t Make Launch
Rematch developer SloClap has issued an update on the lack of crossplay in the game, apologizing to fans and admitting it should have let players know it wouldn’t make launch…
Ex Dragon Age writer fears publishers will learn “the wrong lessons” from BG3
It's no secret that Baldur's Gate 3 is among the greatest RPGs ever made. From its sprawling, living world to its cast of lovable yet complex characters, Larian's Dungeons and…
Deliver At All Costs review: Oops, wrong package
There's fun to be had in Deliver At All Costs, but the experience gets bogged down by a story that takes itself way too seriously.