Gavin Sheehan Archives

After nearly a year of reviewing the Loot Gaming box, we finally got a chance to try out some of Loot Crate's other monthly subscription boxes that they send out every month with a bunch of cool goodies. The first of a couple new ones for me is the Loot Crate DX

We've played a couple versions of games that take on the theme of Love-Marry-Kill int he past, a lot of them being much more vulgar versions because when you talk about love it often treads into sex. So, of course, there's sexual content in a lot of those games.

While I may not have been around to experience Centipede in its heyday, I can't think of a gamer born before 1990 who didn't experience this game in an arcade at some point. And now you can experience it on your tabletop too.

If you're going to get drunk on some kind of beer made to pay tribute to a TV show, you can't go wrong with the Game of Thrones beers from Brewery Ommegang.

New numbers are being released regarding Fortnite's impact on gaming clips and streaming when it comes to YouTube, and much like the game's impact on Twitch, it's slowly starting to dominate the site's gaming stats.

Square Enix briefly announced today that the company has opened a brand new development studio dedicated to creating new major video game titles called Luminous Productions.

A couple weeks ago we were getting new rumblings about the new Battletech game on the way and how far it had come, now this week we have an official release date and a brand new trailer showing off the story. 

Bungie released their latest update to Destiny 2 today, with 1.1.4 adding in a ton of additions for players before the supposedly massive 1.2.0 update coming this May that will have new content and private matches added to the mix.

Natsume Inc. dropped a brand new trailer along with some characters and features today for their upcoming release of Harvest Moon: Light of Hope Special Edition, coming out in May. 

After having what would be considered a successful inaugural year in 2018, Blizzard announced today that they would bring back the Overwatch World Cup for 2018 today.

A fun surprise popped up today on Fortnite, letting players know that a new weapon would be on the way, as they got a good look at the Guided Missile.

Those of you hoping to get into EA Play during E3 will need to hurry and buy tickets soon, as Electronic Arts opening up pre-registration for tickets this morning.

March was a pretty cool month when it comes to new and old releases on DVD and Blu-ray, as we got a lot of the seasonal movies and specials that came out during that time, but we also got some cool callbacks and remasters from previous years. Archer, The Disaster Artist, and more.

Clearing out the end of March, we've got some major titles in video game releases this week, with Far Cry 5 leading the pack of AAA titles. But there's also a good mix of indie games dropping on the Switch as well. Check out the full list below, spend your money wisely, and as always; have fun!

Would you like to see a brand new Wario Land game? It looks like that's pretty much a reality for the future as Nintendo has applied for a couple new trademarks, including one for the original Game Boy series.

Leave it to the fandom of a game to ruin something that might have added a challenge. After Rare announced that Sea Of Thieves would be implementing a new mechanic called Death Cost into the game, fans got hot on social media about it.

Have you ever had the desire to play a Halo game in VR? That proposition may turn into a reality somewhere down the road as a brand new job listing from 343 Industries shows that we may be getting that exact scenario.

Probably the weirdest sandwich of mediocre and exciting news for Pokémon GO we've had in a while, the game is getting two new additions soon in the form of Research Quests and finally adding the legendary Pokémon, Mew.

Today, Xbox revealed the next set of games making their way into Xbox Game Pass, and the month of April is looking pretty stacked as you'll be able to play eight different titles starting next week.

A bit of frustrating new coming from PC Gamer today as Nightdive Studios reps confirmed we won't see System Shock for another two years. The company's CEO Stephen Kick and business development director Larry Kuperman both sat down with the site to chat about the studio

If you're one of the many who have been using the Twitch app both to stream and watch broadcasts, you'll be happy to know that the app got an update today that essentially changes most of the app.

Before we get anything super new from PDP, we're checking out the few remaining Pixel Pals we haven't reviewed yet -- we get to light up Raiden from Mortal Kombat, as well as Wonder Woman and The Flash from DC Comics.

We're slowly approaching PAX East in Boston next week, and as we prepare to head into the convention with hopeful eyes, it does have us looking back at some of the items we received during PAX West last September. One of those items was Now Everyone Get The F%$# Out! from Starcap Games.

Ubisoft just released a new Season 1 trailer as well as details for their upcoming content additions to Steep, which the first set of events will run from the beginning of April until the end of June.

Let it never be said that developers don't have senses of humor, because a lot of games come up with creative punishments that tickle us. Case in point: the devs for Friday The 13th: The Game have just created a punishment zone for quitters called The Salt Mines.

In case you'd like to dive into the world of Detective Pikachu before playing the game, The Pokémon Company has decided to give you a taste of the world for free on Amazon.

In an interview with 4Gamer, Tekken producer Katsuhiro Harada and Level-5 president and CEO Akirhiro Hino got into a discussion about Level-5's next project, in which we got a pretty big reveal that their next game will be an RPG set in modern times.

If you're a NieR: Automata fan and you happen to be in the Los Angeles area, there's an event slowly growing attention and popularity that you might want to check out. In lieu of Square Enix planning anything for an anniversary event, fans of the game are planning their own on March 30th.

Some good news for Xbox One fans as Ninja Theory's Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice will be making its way to the console, with pre-orders set to start on Monday for $30 and be released on April 11th. 

According to the Japanese website Impress Game Watch, the original arcade version of classic boxing game Punch Out is coming to the Nintendo Switch.