Josh Engen

Google is gearing up to give the folks at Twitch a run for their money. According to an industry insider, plans to relaunch YouTube's livestreaming service have already been set in motion.

This real-life version of Link's Hylian shield can easily withstand a watermelon attack.

Destiny has only been on the market since September, but one hyper-dedicated player has managed to sink more than 1200 hours into the game.

According to Microsoft, Xbox One's April software update will include several minor improvements to the party chat mechanics, game hub, and achievement system.

Yesterday, Magic Leap unveiled a reality-bending demo that mixes holographic robots with classically styled ray guns. And if the video's description is believable, this is a working prototype.

A brand new Pixels trailer was released this week, and we've scoured each frame to find every single retro gaming reference.

Thanks to a partnership between Microsoft and Sling TV, Xbox One owners can finally cut the cord on their cable television. Kinda.

Lego may be preparing to launch a figurine-based video game in the same vein as Activision's Skylanders and Disney's Infinity.

Yesterday, Steam bested a record that was set back in January: roughly 9.07 million users logged on simultaneously.

Last month, Playtonic Games, a newly minted developer from England, announced a "spiritual sequel" to Banjo-Kazooie. And today, we're getting our first look at some of the in-game visuals.

A panel discussion at SXSW is raising a few eyebrows among virtual reality fanboys. Will the Oculus Rift hit the market in 2015, or is Facebook's VR device about to encounter another delay?

We never knew much about Kaio: King of Pirates, the anthropomorphic-pirate title by Mega Man designer Keiji Inafune. But today we know one thing for certain: it's canceled.

Cities: Skylines has only been on the market for four days, but one enthusiastic city planner has already recreated the city of Los Santos from Grand Theft Auto V.