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This could be anything, but it also could be a pointer to a newGoldenEye game. Check out these links that we got fromSuperannuation: http://whois.domaintools.com/goldeneyegame.comhttp://whois.domaintools.com/bloodstonegame.com Created on April 21st, Activision’s name is all over these. And really, what else would GoldenEyeGame.com be for? Also,remember awhile backwhen we saw that an animator named Craig Peck had a resume entry that said he was working on something called GoldenEye 2010? From that we learned that this game would be released on the Wii this summer....

Includes local cooperative play The Binding of Isaacis one of those awesome games that felt like it came out of nowhere and became a phenomenon. Sure, part of it was likely due to the talent behind it, but the game does plenty to speak for itself.The Binding of Isaac Rebirthhas been known about for some time now, but today it’s been announced that the game is coming to the PlayStation 4 in addition to the Vita and PC, and will arrive in 2014....

Only 12-player support, though Custom games will finally be coming toCall of Duty: Black Ops 4’s“Blackout” mode. While private servers for friends have existed in the other game modes, the battle royale addition to this year’s newestCODhas conspicuously been missing such a feature. The only downside is that the rollout of custom games will be limited to 12 players, though Treyarch is looking to increase that in the future. Another feature coming to Blackout is the ability to wear your custom weapon camo....

While it’s a little bit hard to imagine that there’s somebody out there itching to playBioShock 2but hasn’t yet experienced the first, I take no chances when it comes to saving money. Savvy shoppers who toss both games into their Amazon.com shopping cart will only see a price reflecting the recently released sequel, which means a savings of roughly seventeen dollars, with a little give and take depending on your platform....

–ModSquadLeadertalks about three great pixel-based indie games. –Black Red GamingreviewsBorderlands 3on the PC. –Shoggoth2588responds to this month’sBand of Bloggersprompt regarding game delays by focusing on a few games that were better because of it. –LaTerryis running wild with speculation about the newHyrule Warriorsgame. –Dinorachashares his initial thoughts regardingPaper Mario: The Origami King. -Ctg867argues that there is no way that theXbox Series Sis going hold back game development despite being weaker than its higher-end competition....

Mind that pole position Square Enix’s E3 2019 conference wasn’t all JRPG goodness. The company showed a number of Square Enix Collective titles, one of which wasCircuit Superstars, a throwback to the days of top-down racing. “The game features a dynamic driving system that’s simple to learn, yet deep and rewarding. That means you can focus on the most exciting aspects of the sport: mastering new tracks, battling wheel-to-wheel for the chequered flag, managing wear and tear, and building your pit strategy....

I realize that discussing this topic might stir up some strong opinions, but it has been on my mind for quite some time as a member of Destructoid. I finally received the green light to write about it, so let’s delve into the debate over which is better for anime fans: subbed or dubbed. It’s a debate old as time, and fans will have differing preferences no matter who you ask....

After disappearing from Xbox Live for the longest time, id Software’s classicDOOMhas returned under the watchful eye of Bethesda. you’re able to nab it for 400 Microsoft Points (Edit:I had said this was down from 800 Points, but I remembered wrong like an idiot) and shoot as many Imps as your heart desires. DOOMhadpreviously been removedfrom Xbox Live Arcade in October of last year, without much herald. Now it’s back. So be happy about it, or complain for a reason....

For fun, pronounce the ‘age’ like ‘karaage’ Still spending your evenings with the devil’s brew (beer) getting no-scope headshots and setting bears on fire inDragon Age: Inquisition‘s multiplayer? Perhaps you will enjoy BioWare’sDragonslayerexpansion, which is coming free to all consolesInquisitionis available on. There’s alsoformerly timed-exclusiveDLC coming to certain consoles this month. Dragonslayeradds an Avvar warrior called Skywatcher (no, may the fourth be withyou!); the not-actually-an-April-Fool’s-joke bard, Zither the Virtuoso; and Raider Queen Isabela, who I can’t find an interesting way to present....

Sounds like Respawn is working on a lot ofStar Wars Respawn Entertainment is heading up some significantStar Warsdevelopment. The studio behindStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, as well asApex LegendsandTitanfall, is working on three newStar Warsgames. One is a follow-up to 2019’sStar Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. Alongside that action-adventure sequel, Respawn is also working on an untitled first-person shooter in theStar Warsuniverse. It’s being helmed by Peter Hirschmann, director ofMedal of Honor: Above and Beyond....

To play space RTS Our community monster Mike Martin has the real box quote when he alerted us toElement: “Guys… This gave me wood.” But I’ll soldier on for context. The minimal real-time strategy game is actually available right now onSteam in Early Access form($11). Described as, “a realtime strategy space game for people who don’t have time to play realtime strategy space games,”Elementhas you, “escaping a decaying solar system,” planet hopping along the way, mining every one of those bad boys for resources while blowing up fools who are understandably angry about you speed-colonizing their planet, I’m sure....

I wish I could challenge him directly As a kid, I had an affinity for those “button mashing” challenges. You know the ones where in some fighting games you’d “clash,” and the best masher would win? Or any number ofMario Partyminigames? Whenever one of the latter would show up in one of my friend groups, someone tried to sabotage me by grabbing my controller because they knew their defeat was inevitable — but I think it’s time to recognize the master button masher....

Left Behind 2: The New Batch Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, a first-person exploration game fromDear Estherdeveloper The Chinese Room, will be coming to PlayStation 4 on August 11, according to creative director Dan Pinchbeck. “We look back now at the number of story-driven, exploration-driven games that have been produced since and that’s an incredible thing to be part of. We stand alongside studios and developers who are committed to pushing at the boundaries of what games can be, and that’s being part of a tradition as old as gaming itself,” Pinchbeck wrote in aPlayStation Blog articleearlier today....