Samarveer Singh

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Samarveer Singh

There’s no denying the monumental impact the Assassin’s Creed franchise has had on gaming. What began as a potential Prince of Persia sequel evolved into a sprawling series with 13 mainline games — some great, some mediocre, and some downright unforgettable. Through the Animus, players have traversed centuries and continents, donning hoods and wielding hidden blades. Yet, for long-time fans, the series' modern-day storyline, once a compelling thread, has become a source of frustration.

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Samarveer Singh

We live in an era where remasters can breathe new life into beloved classics, making them accessible to new generations while preserving their legacy for longtime fans. But not every remaster is created equal. Sometimes, developers and publishers take the lazy route, slapping on minor visual updates or halfhearted tweaks without respecting what made the originals special. These games deserved far better treatment, and fans deserved far more respect.

1 week ago | xda-developers.com | Samarveer Singh

Some games are fun. Some games are great. But then there are the trilogies that carve themselves into your soul — the ones that feel like old friends you’ll never leave behind. These are the greatest gaming trilogies I won't ever forget, no matter how many years pass. Every time one of these fantastic games is mentioned, you can bet I’ll be jumping into the conversation, beaming with excitement, and talking a mile a minute.

2 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Samarveer Singh

There’s something oddly cathartic about being thrown to the wolves. In a medium full of hand-holding, generous loot drops, and countless second chances, The Last of Us demands your respect, and Grounded difficulty is its harshest teacher. With no HUD, no Listen Mode to help you know where enemies are, and not enough resources to scour through a map, Grounded mode is the real way to play both The Last of Us Games.

2 weeks ago | xda-developers.com | Samarveer Singh

Another day, another outrage over a Fortnite skin. This time, it’s pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter who has the world up in arms because her virtual counterpart dared to enter Epic Games’ digital playground. Forums lit up with complaints: "Who asked for this?" "Why her?" "What even is this emote?" However, this isn’t a rare or isolated case of community discontent. Fortnite players didn’t take kindly to the plus-size Opal skin in 2023 or the branded Nike tie-ins.