Ryan Winslett

Following rumors that started circulating earlier this week, it looks like the YouTube app has finally launched for the Nintendo Switch.

As Ubisoft gets ready to roll out Rainbow Six: Siege in Asian territories, the developer is preparing changes that will actually have an impact on players all over the world.

If you're looking to add the Harley Quinn and Joker costumes to your PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds collection, you might want to brace yourself for a healthy dose of sticker shock.

While it was expected that Red Dead Redemption 2 would outperform its predecessor, it's unlikely that anyone could have predicted the sequel would actually outsell the original in just over a week.

The Nintendo Switch is a runaway success thanks to its inventive design and impressive roster of diverse games. If you're looking to pick one up, we've got some tips to help get you started.

One of the most-requested features for the Nintendo Switch is a YouTube app and, based on some rather odd occurrences on Nintendo's own website, rumor has it that the wait may soon be over.

The fact that Blizzard didn't announce Diablo 4 during Blizzcon this past weekend caused quite an uproar but, according to a recent report, a teaser for the game was actually cut at the last minute.

Following the extremely negative reaction to Diablo: Immortal on mobile, Blizzard Executive Producer Allen Adham has come forward to make it clear that more Diablo games are on the way.

While series fans are going to have to keep holding their breath for Diablo IV, Blizzard announced this week that a new series entry, Diablo Immortal, will soon arrive on mobile.

If you're gaming on PC and you've missed out on Destiny 2 this past year, Activision-Blizzard wants to remedy that. For a limited time, the game is being offered free of charge through Battle.net.

There's a healthy cross-section of people who play video games and also watch sports, so it makes sense that ESPN would finally bring its own streaming service to game consoles.

November is shaping up to be a big month for Xbox Games with Gold subscribers, especially if you like action games like Assassin's Creed and Battlefield 1.

DreamWorks is putting some serious muscle behind its How to Train Your Dragon property, announcing this week that a new game boasting an original story will launch alongside the upcoming third movie.

While many games reward the player for being fast and furious, Red Dead Redemption 2 actively encourages you to slow down, take your time and soak up everything Rockstar's Wild West has to offer.

Final details for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate are coming this week, with Nintendo announcing a lengthy Direct video presentation scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 1.

The Xbox Game Pass roster is about to expand, with five new titles coming to Microsoft's game subscription service in early November.

While Bethesda has been keen on bringing properties both new and old to the Switch, the developer announced recently that they just couldn't make Fallout 76 work on Nintendo's platform.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is full of tiny details, some of which even point to Rockstar Games' other properties, such as the gone-but-not-forgotten Bully.

If you've spotted a player in Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Multiplayer moving at a hundred miles per hour while crouching, you're not going crazy.