Top Games of 2015 (So Far): Steve Watts
Steve Watts, Shacknews' Editor-in-Chief, makes his picks for the 5 best games from the first-half of 2015.
'Red Ash' Looks like the Mega Man Legends Sequel We Never Got
Mega Man Legends creator Keiji Inafune has unveiled a new game that looks suspiciously similar to Mega Man Legends. Where have we heard this before?
Another Splatoon mode rolling out July 1
You can get pushy with Tower Control starting tomorrow evening, as long as you've unlocked Ranked mode.
Chattycast 51: Races Aren't Riddles
E3 is over, long live E3. The crew is back together and ready to unpack their experiences, talk about what the summer may bring, and more. Join us, won't you?
E3 2015: Zelda: Triforce Heroes hands-on: wee three Links
The Legend of Zelda series is getting another co-op adventure, this time with an emphasis on verticality that accents the 3DS capabilities. Plus, you can play dress-up.
Assassin's Creed: Black Flag and Gears 3 head up July Games with Gold
Starting in July, Microsoft is offering two Xbox One games for its Games with Gold program. It's detailed the four games that will be on-tap for next month.
Opinion: E3 2015 continued trend toward rendering itself irrelevant
With most of the biggest announcements available only as trailers and guided playthroughs, E3 2015 raises the question: what's the point of attending in person?
E3 2015: Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 is basically an X-Men game now
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 goes even further down the path of sci-fi spectacle, to the point that it resembles a Marvel movie more than a realistic military shooter.
E3 2015: Destiny: The Taken King might convince me to play more Destiny
Destiny: The Taken King gives much-needed context to the already-polished combat, and just may be enough to tempt back a lapsed and jaded player.
E3 2015: Super Mario Maker promises all the Mario, forever
Super Mario Maker has the tools and intuitive interface in place to produce an endless stream of fresh Mario platforming. Yes, please.
