If you're looking to pick up Battlefield 1 on console but not sure which platform to go with, Digital Foundry has now posted its analysis of the game's performance on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.Starting with resolution, the site reports that both PS4 and Xbox One use a "dynamic framebuffer" that adjusts the resolution depending on the intensity of what's happening on screen. Under normal load, the... more.

One of the most interesting elements of the Nintendo Switch--at least based on what we know so far--is that it's a console/mobile hybrid that you can play at home or on the go.Nintendo already has an on-the-go device in the form of the Nintendo 3DS, so you might think that business could be negatively impacted by the Switch. Not so, according to Nintendo president Tatsumi Kimishima. Asked directly... more.

Ultima creator Richard Garriott no longer plays Pokemon Go. Asked on Twitter to explain why he quit the popular free-to-play game, Garriott said there are a number of reasons, including the game's "grind" and a lack of compelling content.Time to grind level went past weeks, lack of new/varied content, realization of "steady state end game" saw no real differentiated strategy. https://t.co/qek... more.

Sony's new God of War game for PlayStation 4 won't show up at the PlayStation Experience event in November. This is according to game director Cory Barlog, who said on Twitter that he "won't be showing anything of the game at PSX." He will be at the event, but only to "hang out with PlayStation fans and play games."In another tweet, Barlog said the wait will be worth it. "I promise we will be show... more.

Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare developer Infinity Ward has outlined the changes it's making to the game following the game's two multiplayer betas earlier this month.In a lengthy post on Reddit titled "What We Learned from the Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare Beta," Infinity Ward talked about changes to weapons, modes, and more. In terms of weapons, the consistency of shotgun damage has been increas... more.

A crowdfunding campaign for what's being called the "ultimate gaming deodorant" has gone live on Kickstarter. Creator Tim L Cooley says in the announcement video that, "I wanted to do something for the community that we really needed. So we came up with a deodorant line. Because we know it's something in this industry that's a really big need."He's asking for $25,000 to get the project off the gro... more.

Some Pokemon trading cards are rare, but then there's the Pikachu Illustrator promo hologram card from 1998. Only 39 are believed to have been ever released. So it's not a total surprise, then, that an auction for one of these is expected to fetch top dollar. According to IGN, auction site Heritage Auctions believes the card will bring in $50,000. "What makes it so rare is that it was not sold, bu... more.

Welcome to another weekend. Here's a recap of some of the week's biggest stories and others you may have missed. The Big Stuff:The waiting is the hardest part, but wait we must. Nintendo confirmed this week that it will hold a presentation in January 2017 where it will reveal the Nintendo Switch's price, system specs, and launch lineup. Don't expect any other big news about the console until then,... more.

Each week we search and gather up the coolest comic book art you won't see in actual comics. The reason you won't is because professional artists often draw sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their websites, blogs, and Tumblrs. Some artists even arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out. This is a way to see the artists working on one book draw characters ... more.

Remasters are commonplace at this stage, but when a game as beloved as Skyrim is revamped, people take notice. The 2011 hit thrived on PC thanks to powerful hardware and a flood of user-created mods. Skyrim was popular on consoles as well, but the Xbox 360 and PS3 ports were far and away inferior, with muddy visuals, diminished frame rates, and extended load times.With the new Special Edition rele... more.