The Ghost Recon Wildlands four-on-four PvP mode that Ubisoft announced in March (but somehow didn't include with the original release) will begin open beta testing later this summer, the publisher announced today. Barring unforeseen disaster, the full release of the new mode, called Ghost War, will follow sometime in the fall. 

Much has happened to Starpoint Gemini Warlords since we first (and last) looked at it in March 2016, just ahead of its launch into Early Access. It went into full release in May, for one thing, and seems to have been pretty well received overall by both fans and critics. More recently—as in, today—developer LGM Games (that's Little Green Men, by the way) released a teaser for the upcoming Titans Return DLC, which will see the arrival of the massive Titan class ships that made their debut in Starpoint Gemini 2. 

Ah, summer, the time of year when everyone inevitably starts thinking about the fall. It is what comes next, after all. So DC Universe Online is teasing its plans for content through September and November, including the upcoming new Water powerset to replicate Aquaman. Stop laughing, it’s a legitimate powerset; it can heal or do damage, focusing on manipulating the...

Fresh footage of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim for Nintendo Switch surfaces online, which shows the fantasy-RPG in action in the console's handheld mode.

With over 200,000 copies of the first-person shooter sold already, New World Interactive’s Day of Infamy is doing alright. Despite that success, they’re not looking to claw more money from their sizeable fanbase. In fact, they have yet another free update ready to go. 

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The update, inspired by the Christopher Nolan war movie, has made its debut today. In it, you’ll fight other players in the evacuation of Dunkirk and the battle of Breville. 

A new Madden trailer has come out focusing on an important foundation of the August 25 football title – the gameplay. Specifically, some of the new elements for this year.

One of the major optional gameplay mechanics is increased QB control through target passing: the ability to throw to a space versus just always targeting at a receiver's numbers or choosing a high/low pass. 

At the :15 second mark of the trailer (below) you can see an orange on-the-field icon that indicates where you want to throw the ball. In this case, it's ahead of the receiver. This is separate from choosing a catch button as a receiver to try and run after the catch, for example.

We will always prefer to roll our own rigs, but if time constraints or other factors have you shopping for pre-built systems, you can get a pretty good deal on relatively powerful Asus desktop at Best Buy.

You may not immediately recognize Russell Brower's name, but if you've played a Blizzard game over the past decade you've almost certainly heard his music. The studio's senior audio director/composer has credits on everything from World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade to Overwatch, with StarCraft 2, Diablo 3, Hearthstone, and various expansions in between. That run has come to an end, however, as he announced on Facebook today that his job has been eliminated. 

Ecce Homo is certainly ambitious, set in three time-periods, it aims to capture the sum of human evolution. From the plains of the Savannah 60,000 years ago to the forests of Europe 48,000 years later, the game follows humans moving from hunter gatherer people to the tribes setting up permanent settlements and beginning to farm the land.

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The game was a semi-finalist in the Developing Beyond competition set up by Epic Games and the Wellcome Trust, but unfortunately wasn't selected as a finalist. Still, what the team managed to produce and planned to create rivals Patrice Desilets Ancestors – a game from a much larger team with a much bigger budget.

The Federal Communications Commission has a lot of reading to do if the agency wants to take the commenting period on net neutrality seriously. After introducing a proposal in May to roll back existing rules that were implemented in 2015 under the previous administration, the FCC opened the subject up to public comments. So far it has collected over 10 million opinions.