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Battlefront 2 Updates Continue to Improve Game

The latest updates to Star Wars: Battlefront 2 continue to make it one of my favorite multiplayer shooters of all time. After a rocky start, the game has turned into a tour de force of updates and improvements. Here are some things to…

Apex Legends Season 3 Begins

Season 2 of Apex Legends has come to a close. With that, the game has immediately moved into Season 3, with a lot of new things and a new battle pass. After King’s Canyon was damaged at the start of season 2…

The All-Madden Difficulty is Broken, Again

In Madden 20, fans are noticing a problem with All-Madden mode. Primarily, the nonsense that occurs for simply wishing to play on a higher difficulty. When I reviewed Madden 20, I pointed out some obvious flaws. The issues with Madden games at…

Need for Speed Heat Trailer Revealed

Since the early leaks and later confirmation, that there is a new Need for Speed on the horizon, there have been a few questions that people want answers to. Will it return to the PS2 classic format of Underground, Most Wanted, and…

Apex Legends Fumbles With Iron Crown Event

Apex Legends had recently launched the Iron Crown event. The event brought a hotly anticipated “solo” mode, allowing players to try to strike things out on their own. Along with this limited mode, a whole bunch of new cosmetics were revealed, locked…

What’s New with Season 2 of Apex Legends

Apex Legends, one of the latest battle royale games on the block; has recently started its second season with great improvements to its battle pass, among other changes. The battle pass for the first season was largely criticized, and for good reason.…

The Sims 4 Free on Origin

There is one significant point in gaming history that we haven’t recovered from, nor have we seen again. The first Sims game in the year 2000 was the crossover point between video games as they were and the mass media, casual market…

Electronic Arts Layoffs Indicate Internal Restructuring

2019 seems to be the year of corporate instability in the gaming industry. Hot on the heels of Activision’s mass layoff of 800 people back in February, Electronic Arts seems to be making staff cuts as well. Hope may not be lost…