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We dig into the first Scarlet and Violet expansion in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

We flew to Los Angeles to explore caves with Derek Yu and ask him what it means to make a "perfect" game.

In the latest issue of Game Informer magazine, we played a ton of Sea of Stars and spoke with the team developing it, and share 30 indie games we can't wait to play.

This crossover expansion renews the Dead Cells experience and resurrects the Castlevania franchise.

Here are snapshots of Kehjistan, Scosglen, Fractured Peaks, Dry Steppes, and Hawezar and information on what to expect in each.

Clive beats Nero, too.

Eikons, Torgal, bosses, oh my!

It will feature global leaderboards, too!

They don't rule out a return to turn-based combat one day, though.

It all boils down to good storytelling.

Who doesn't love a good summon?

You won't find an easy, medium, or hard mode in the game.

Every fight against an Eikon will apparently be unique to that specific instance.

On the scale of the mediocre Resident Evil 7 VR port and the excellent Resident Evil 4 VR, Village is much closer to the latter end of the spectrum.

We chat with the creative leads of both the original game and the remake about Dead Space's new lease on life.

Thanks to a number of ports, PlayStation VR2 is starting out with a good launch library. Here are some of our favorites.

Learn how Capcom approached composing the game's music and its hair-raising sound effects.

Here's an evolving list of the game's complete roster at launch.

Directors Yasuhiro Ampo and Kazunori Kadoi discuss their initial hesitation to remake the game and how they identified areas ripe for enhancement.