Last week, Bungie made some significant changes to Destiny 2. Specifically, they shifted the base game ("New Light") to be free-to-play, revamped how armor works in the game, put everyone on the same equal footing (i.e., level 50 character with power level 750), shifted how a few activities work, added a "Season Rank" (aka, "Battle Pass"), and also dropped a new content update, Shadowkeep. It's a lot to go through, and we did our best to cover it during our "Let's Play Co-Op" stream this week.

Warriors Orochi 4 Ultimate, the standalone update to 2018's Warriors Orochi 4, is edging closer and closer to its North American release date.  Come February 14th, 2020, you and a partner can hack-and-slash the day away with seven new characters and a number of additional game modes.

If you’ve read some of my other peripheral reviews, you might know that I’m a big fan of the HyperX Alloy series of keyboards. The original Alloy FPS (reviewed three years ago in October of 2016) made me believe that mechanical keyboards weren’t all just hype. Since then, I’ve reviewed the Alloy FPS Pro, the Alloy Elite, and...

As we get closer to the release of the latest Call of Duty release, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019), we're getting some more information about what the cooperative "Spec Ops" mode will entail. Specifically, what players will be doing.

New York Comic Con wrapped up this past Sunday, but one of the highlights of the event (for us, at least), was the reveal of a new playable character for the forthcoming Marvel's Avengers. Kamala Khan, aka Ms. Marvel, will figure prominently in the story and appears to be the catalyst to get the Avengers back together after the events of "A-Day."

It’s been seven years since the last proper Borderlands game was released, though a prequel and an adventure game spinoff helped fill the gap. In Borderlands 3, Gearbox returns to the helm and has delivered a (mostly) successful sequel that improves the gameplay in meaningful ways while staying close to the formula that made the series a favo...

Monster Hunter: World was a critical and commercial hit when it arrived in the beginning of 2018, and by all accounts, the game has only gotten bigger and better since.  A sizable expansion arrived last month in the form of "Iceborne", but that doesn't mean Capcom is resting on their laurels.  Instead, they're pushing out even more content in November, albeit in a form you might not expect.

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While I'm pretty sure our last Weekend in Gaming post happened like, yesterday, the Gregorian calendar on my phone says it's already time for another.  On one hand, jumping straight from one weekend to the next is a nice feeling, but it definitely feels strange not knowing what I did for all that time.  Ah well, I guess there's nothing to do about it but enjoy the weekend and unwrap the three hundred boxes of Shrek 2 DVDs that showed randomly showed up at my doorstep.

[Correction: The previous version of this story reported that the entire Spec Ops mode would be exclusive to the PlayStation 4 for a year. That was incorrect. The Spec Ops mode will be available on all platforms. The story has been updated to reflect that only the "Spec Ops Survival" mode will be exclusive to the PlayStation 4 for a year.]

Eric Barone, the sole creator and constant developer for Stardew Valley, announced via Twitter (see below) that the co-op patch for his game has been delayed on the Xbox One due to failing the certification testing. He further notes that he is unsure why this happened, but that he was working with the porting team to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. On the bright side, the co-op update is now available for the PlayStation 4 version as well as the previously added PC and Nintendo Switch.

UPDATE: The Enhanced Editions of Baldur's Gate, Baldur's Gate 2, and Icewind Dale do not support co-op or any multiplayer at this time. They are single-player games only. We have removed the console versions from our database. The original news post is below.