Articles by Zack Zwiezen
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered on Switch 2 runs pretty well and looks solid on Nintendo’s console. You’d think fans would be happy about that, and to be fair, many are pleased, but some...
In 2005, Pandemic Studios and EA released Star Wars: Battlefront 2, a third-person Battlefield-like shooter set in the popular sci-fi franchise. It was a very good game. Some might call it one of the�...
During today’s Take-Two Interactive earnings and investors’ call, CEO Strauss Zelnick was asked about Sony’s recent decision to end physical game production in 2028. And according to Zelnick, th...
In 2020, Bungie announced that it was vaulting a large portion of old Destiny 2 content, and it would no longer be playable. This content included important story missions and other stuff people had �...
Fallout 3 was a massive RPG that felt like it was pushing the Xbox 360 hard when it launched back in 2008. Many players, myself included, still had a great time with it and liked its take on what a p�...
The patch notes for Minecraft’s latest snapshot update contain a simple line that, at first glance, might not seem all that exciting. Some new slabs and stairs are being added to the massive sandbox...
A recent vinyl record trend has collectors and fans frustrated and disappointed. More often than not, new physical records from artists like Charli xcx, Olivia Rodrigo, The Weeknd, and Beyoncé are ar...
Last month, Taco Bell became the public face of the ongoing Cyclospora parasitic outbreak after some locations in Michigan began voluntarily removing lettuce. Now, new reporting indicates that Taco B�...
It has been nearly two decades since Rockstar Games last made a Midnight Club game. But at one point, Midnight Club 5 was in the early stages of development. According to a new interview with a forme�...
Grand Theft Auto 6‘s second trailer was released all the way back in May 2025. Over a year later, fans are still waiting for the next trailer. Now, some sneaky website updates, a leaker with a track...
