Articles by Rob Dolen

As the first gaming news roundup of 2021, this week’s news is spearheaded by plenty of hopeful and promising (and in once case, strange) updates.

In the wake of Cyberpunk 2077’s troublesome release, announcing post-launch DLC for early 2021 puts the game between a rock and a hard place.

Assuming the rumors are accurate, adding Ubisoft+ titles to the Xbox Game Pass subscription could seriously expand the already-huge library.

With storefronts discounting first-party Nintendo games, it’s unfortunate that big Nintendo IPs are rarely put on sale in any official capacity.

After an indefinite delay and a hopeful message for 2021, Dying Light 2’s development hasn’t been perfect, but the game may be on track for 2021.

Halo Infinite’s campaign seems to be priming a redemption story for humanity, but Infinite should take time to reflect on humanity’s loss too.

When it was all said and done, many hardcore fans walked away from Metal Gear Solid 5 thinking something was missing from the game’s ending.

While 2020 played to host to some incredible games, some of the best video game music of all time was also released among this year’s games.

While it’s been a long time coming, the English dub and voice actors for Persona 5 Strikers have been confirmed, with some new faces as well.

While the rise in digital games sales may invoke the end of physical media in the far-future, physical games certainly aren’t “dead” yet.