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How to Play Assassin's Creed in Chronological Order
Assassin's Creed's history-spanning story jumps around centuries between games. Here's how to play every major game in chronological order.
Mario Party Superstars: 5 Ways It's Better Than Super Mario Party (& 5 Ways It Fell Short)
Mario Party Superstars is one of the best games in the series, but Super Mario Party still did a few things better than its successor.
Baldur's Gate 3: Is Shadowheart Actually a Selunite?
As many play Baldur's Gate 3 the first time, there will be questions about companion Shadowheart, a half-elven Cleric on a mission for her goddess.
What Is the Correct Chronological Order to Play Every Final Fantasy VII Game?
Final Fantasy VII is one of the most iconic JRPGs of all time, but its legacy is a massive, timeline-jumping epic that can be hard to keep up with.
Stardew Valley: Why Four Corners Is the Best Farm Layout
While each farm layout in Stardew Valley offers something special, Four Corners takes everything good about the others and combines them into one.
How A Classic Zelda Game's Greatest Strength Became TOTK's Most Criticized Feature
TOTK's biggest weakness for fans was that it's too similar to BOTW. Here's how a classic Zelda sequel made that same quality into its strength.
Not Completing Stardew Valley's Silliest Side-Quest Unlocks Hilarious Secrets
Mayor Lewis' missing shorts might seem like a simple side-quest, but Stardew Valley actually hides a lot of different uses for the unique quest item.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2's Ending and Post-Credits Scenes Explained
Marvel's Spider-Man's ending and post-credits scenes set up a sequel in a number of different ways, including introducing a new hero to the roster.
Why Critical Role Left Geek & Sundry
After beginning as a Geek & Sundry production, Critical Role left the company in 2019. Here's why that likely happened between the two groups.
It's Time For Sega To Rejoin The Console Market
Though it hasn't made a console since the 2002 Dreamcast, SEGA is uniquely positioned to target a niche not covered by Xbox, PlayStation, or Nintendo.
Pokémon: A Guide to Poison-Type Weaknesses & Strengths
Poison types are among the most misunderstood Pokémon, but they are more than just fangs and toxicity - they have unique strengths and weaknesses.
Spider-Man 2's Scream Symbiote, Explained
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 reveals a shocking twist with the Scream symbiote Venom creates, creating a harrowing emotional connection to Peter Parker.
How Would a Pokémon Game for Older Audiences Look?
Pokémon has captured the hearts of kids for over a quarter-century, but what would it look like if they made a T-rated Pokémon game?
Five Nights at Freddy's: Will William Afton Ever Truly Die?
The main antagonist of FNAF, William Afton, always manages to come back from the dead. What stops FNAF's greatest villain from truly dying?
Why This Paradox Pokémon is Scarlet & Violet's Greatest Design
Paradox Pokémon might be Scarlet & Violet's most important innovation. However, only one Pokémon gets its visuals and power balance just right!
The Legend of Zelda’s Greatest Villain Took a Big Step Backwards in Tears of the Kingdom
Tears of the Kingdom took many steps forward for the Zelda franchise in terms of gameplay, but its main villain lost a lot of what made him great.
Legend of Zelda: How to Set Up Ocarina of Time Multiplayer
Want to enjoy a classic Nintendo 64 adventure RPG with friends? The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's fan-made multiplayer mod has you covered.
Why the Most Popular Version of Link Shouldn't Be in The Legend of Zelda Movie
The most popular Zelda titles have featured a very specific form of Link, but the movie should look toward Zelda's roots when casting its hero.
The Legend of Zelda's Lore Actually Does Matter
The Legend of Zelda's lore is infamously confusing and even inconsistent at times, but that doesn't make it any less important.
Why is it so Difficult to Make a Resident Evil Movie?
Resident Evil, one of gaming's foremost horror series, just can't seem to stick the landing with its many film adaptations — but why?