Street Fighter 6’s third DLC character arrives alongside a new stage this month
Street Fighter 6‘s third DLC character, Ed, will be released on February 27, Capcom has confirmed.
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Games with dragons for Nintendo Switch
When you see a dragon, what are your first thoughts (after, “I hope that thing isn’t hungry”)? You might wonder about their size, their body texture, or whether they can breathe fire. Maybe you’re like us and wonder—if they can fly, does that mean we can ride them?!
Ed joins Street Fighter 6 roster at the end of February
Beefy boxer Ed joins the Street Fighter 6 roster on 27th February.
How to play Happy Friyay Party and Extreme Party in Foamstars
You have a decent selection of modes to pick from in Foamstars on any given day. You can play solo or as a team with friends in the mission modes, or fight it out with foam in the versus matches. Once you run through all the playable characters, you might start to get a little comfortable with the match types available.
If you want to up your Tekken 8 game, try this stickless controller
With the release of Tekken 8, I’ve been at a bit of a crossroads. I had no clue what controller I wanted to use to learn and beat the rest of the competition. A standard Xbox controller? PlayStation’s DualSense? A fightstick? Or maybe it’s time I looked to the future and tried out a hitbox controller? That last option is the one I’d ultimately go with, thanks to the Razer Kitsune.
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's demo hides Easter Eggs for two of the original JRPG's biggest boss fights
Tifa's room in Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth's new demo is hiding quite the surprising Easter Egg.
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League review
What is it? A looter shooter from the creators of the Batman Arkham trilogy.Release date January 30, 2024Expect to pay $70/£65Developer RocksteadyPublisher Warner Bros GamesReviewed on GeForce RTX 2080 Super, Core i9 9900KS, 32GB RAM Steam Deck TBDLink Steam
I reviewed Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. Here’s why I think it can still be saved
Is Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League a salvageable live-service game? That question was top of mind as I reviewed the latest DC Arkhamverse game from Rocksteady Studios.