Its The State of Gaming Podcast, Popzaras in-depth look at whats shaking up the gaming landscape delivered on a monthly basis. Listen as hosts Cory Galliher and Nate Evans guide you through the best, worst, and everything else making headlines and head

BAKERU is a game all about the feels. It feels like what youd get if you mashed Super Mario Bros, Kirby, and Sonic into a single package inspired by Konamis great Mystical Ninja games from the 1990s, resulting in a 3D platformer that is aggressively and

Its amazing how Turtle Beach keeps releasing gaming tech left and right, while also topping what theyve released before. The latest series of tech theyve gone back and made better is their Kone II lineup of gaming mice, consisting of the Kone II and Ko

Its amazing how Turtle Beach keeps releasing gaming tech left and right, while also topping what theyve released before. The latest series of tech theyve gone back and made better is their Kone II lineup of gaming mice, consisting of the Kone II and Ko

There are two ways to look at a package like Over Horizon X Steel Empire, a collection of classic shooter (shmup) games for modern platforms. One is exploitative, given these are older titles that haven’t been remastered in any way, a barebones package wi

Yorgos Lanthimos (Poor Things, The Favourite) has blazed his own off-kilter path throughout Hollywoods landscape since he first hit the scene in 2015 with The Lobster. His dry and dark sensibilities, combined with his unique insight into the stranger sid

If youve been keeping up with my headset and headphone reviews, you already know I cant get enough testing them to find the best ones out there. Just when I thought I was done looking after the numerous Turtle Beach and SteelSeries ones I was sent, here

There are videogame remakes and there are videogame reimaginings, and its clear Shadow of the Ninja - Reborn falls into the latter, triumphantly so. Released back in 1990 on the NES, the original Shadow of the Ninja played like a cross between Tecmos Ni

In todays landscape of tired, rehashed IP slop that seems to dominate the market for the better part of the last decade, its rare to see a film rise above the low-hanging fruit of nostalgia bait and fanservice callbacks. Alien: Romulus, despite being a

Paul Feigs Jackpot! asks a strange question: what if a film combined the maddash comedy of 1963s It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World with the gory dystopian free-for-all premise of The Purge? Youd get a weird action-comedy thats more of a vehicle for Awkw