GTA 6 Port Gellhorn Explained: Location, Map, Activities, and What Rockstar Has Confirmed
What Is Port Gellhorn in GTA 6? Port Gellhorn is a coastal town in GTA 6, located along what Rockstar officially calls the “Forgotten Coast,” a region within the state of Leonida. Unlike Vice City, which is built around wealth and nightlife,…
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Why GameStop’s CEO Just Admitted Video Games Aren’t the Business Anymore
GameStop Used to Be a Game Store. Its Own CEO Says That’s Not True Anymore A friend of mine texted me a photo last month from inside his local GameStop. It showed an entire wall of Pokémon booster boxes where the PS5 game section used to be. He…
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Nintendo’s Empty August Might Not Stay Empty For Long
I checked Nintendo’s release calendar three times last week just to make sure I wasn’t missing something. August sits there almost blank. No major first party game, no confirmed broadcast, nothing pinned down until Fire Emblem Fortune Wave…
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Ghost Recon Wildlands Definitive Edition: What the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S Re-Release Really Means
Ghost Recon Wildlands is getting a second life. Nearly a decade after it first launched, reports indicate Ubisoft is bringing the game to current generation consoles with a native PS5 and Xbox Series X and S version, a new Definitive Edition, and fresh…
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GTA 6 Fans Got Fooled by a CircoLoco Tease, But Take-Two’s August 7 Earnings Call Might Be the Real Signal
For a few hours this week, GTA fans were convinced Rockstar had finally broken its silence. It hadn’t. What actually happened is a small case study in how fast speculation spreads when a fanbase is starving for news, and it ended with a much bigger…
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Black Ops 6 Goes Standalone: What Changes in COD HQ, Warzone and Weekly Rewards This Week
I opened my Xbox this past Tuesday expecting the usual five minute Call of Duty patch and instead sat through a download that felt like I was installing the game from zero. No patch notes showed up on my screen either, which is always a bit unsettling…
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Bethesda Layoffs Explained: What They Really Mean for Elder Scrolls 6’s Release
Skyrim launched in 2011. Think about that for a second. If you were sixteen when you first booted it up on your old Xbox 360, you could have a kid in college right now by the time Elder Scrolls 6 actually reaches your console. I still remember the exact…
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Why PlayStation Fans Are Furious About Sony’s Disc-Free Future
I’ve owned every PlayStation console since the PS2, and I still remember the satisfaction of pulling a fresh disc out of its case. That small ritual might be disappearing, and going by the reaction online, a lot of gamers are not taking it well.…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review: Why Edward Kenway’s Voyage Still Feels Worth Taking
Why I Still Think About the Original Before Playing This One I bought Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag on a whim back in 2013 because I wanted a change from the usual hooded assassin routine, and I ended up putting close to eighty hours into it…
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