Bryce Harper, Frank Thomas and Walter Johnson are MLB The Show 20 's 7th inning bosses. The latest content live stream also revealed several other cards.
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Sony San Diego Studio revealed Greg Maddux, Stan Musial and Jimmy Rollins as the 6th inning bosses in MLB The Show 20, alongside a host of other content.
Crystal Dynamics released a blog post detailing the studio's attempt at making its Avengers games more inclusive of disability.
The MLB The Show 20 Players League playoffs, featuring major leaguers using their real-life squads, will air on ESPN and ESPN2 starting April 23.
Sony San Diego unveiled a new feature for MLB The Show 20 in a Twitch livestream Thursday afternoon. It revealed more about the Custom Leagues feature.
A new radio station will be added to Grand Theft Auto Online and Grand Theft Auto V December 12 as part of The Diamond Casino Heist update.
The sparse launch lineup for Google Stadia presents a massive challenge for the new streaming platform with the inclusion of multiple fighting games.
Ubisoft launched UPlay+ with a free trial until September 30. With access to more than 100 games, these are the games you should give a shot.
MLB The Show 19 adds Ken Griffey Jr, Mike Piazza and Jackie Robinson as 6th inning bosses, along with Fergie Jenkins, Nelson Cruz and more.
Ubisoft has a history of making bold bets at E3 and the Ubisoft E3 2019 presser was no different. Will any of these pay off, or will they crash and burn?
Eight teams qualified the Overwatch League's stage 1 playoffs, with a top prize of $200,000. Which team will come out on top this weekend?
With the success of Resident Evil 2's total overhaul, here are five games that deserve a second chance to thrive once again in a new light.
Accessibility in games made a lot of progress in 2018, with Celeste and Spider-Man catering to disabled gamers, but the industry has a long way to go.
Just Cause 4 has more of the same destruction and mayhem, but also a litany of technical issues and empty mechanics that make it impossible to recommend.
Despite solid gameplay, multiple minor errors and frustrations hold Party Hard 2, the sequel to the 2015 game, back from true greatness.
Strange Brigade stays close to Rebellion's third-person formula from Sniper Elite but doesn't add enough to it to be a truly great game.
Guacamelee 2 feels like two games frankensteined together, one much harder than the other. The result is a test of patience rather than a test of skill.
Guacamelee 2 isn't that different from the 2013 original at its core. There are changes, but its most important are its least obvious.