Justin Joy

2 days ago | comicbook.com | Justin Joy

A new report suggests Ubisoft has officially greenlit another entry in The Crew series. It appears it will align with The Crew, dropping the formula seen in The Crew Motorfest. Returning to the open-world style the series has been known for was expected to be a strategic choice by Ubisoft following the mixed reviews of the third entry. The fourth game in The Crew series aims to recapture what made the original titles popular.

3 days ago | comicbook.com | Justin Joy

Tekken 8 and Karate Kid: Legends has announced a collaboration giving away from in-game items for all players on June 2nd. However, even the free nature of these goodies isn’t enough to make fans excited, with a majority calling the crossover lazy and pitiful. These feelings are compounded by the previous issues and controversies surrounding the game with Season 2 and how Bandai Namco has handled the game.

3 days ago | comicbook.com | Justin Joy

With Mario Kart World and the Nintendo Switch 2 releasing soon, fans are apprehensive about Diddy Kong’s absence, and they may have a reason to be. Diddy Kong has not appeared in any footage of Mario Kart World and Nintendo has been quiet about the popular character. However, a recent statement from Nintendo has fans even more worried about Diddy Kong’s fate in the upcoming title and whether he will be included in the base game or added later as paid DLC.

3 days ago | comicbook.com | Justin Joy

Fans will get a new look at 007 First Light during IO Interactive’s IOI Showcase presentation on June 6th. Since the game’s announcement, the gaming community has been eager to see a new game starring James Bond. Little is known about the game, but it appears IO Interactive may have accidentally revealed two crucial pieces of information. This information was quickly removed after it was uploaded to IO Interactive’s website.

3 days ago | firstsportz.com | Justin Joy

One of the biggest topics of discussion since the start of the Next-Gen era, has been the horsepower. The current car that has 670 hp has failed to produce regular opportunities for drivers to pass on the track and this has inspired drivers, as well as teams, to demand an increase in hp to make racing great again. NASCAR most popular driver Chase Elliott has given his thoughts on the topic.