Luke Brown

War never changes, but the console and gaming landscape has dramatically over the last seven years. In the time since Fallout 3's release, open-world games have evolved quite a bit thanks to that game's success. New platforms have also emerged, giving developers the resources to make larger, more detailed worlds for players to explore, while adding in the additional graphical benefits new hardware provides. While the rest of the world was moving on at an incredible pace, Bethesda was taking its time with Fallout 4. A proper fourth entry in the series needed to be bigger and better than before, but the wait was excruciating for fans. Though the franchise hasn't come quite as far in the last seven years as we'd hoped, but Fallout 4 is still an impressive piece of work that's not to be missed.

We'll be here making sure you remember all the great games that arrived throughout 2014 with this continually updating list of the Best Games of 2014 (So Far).

This year's Call of Duty hasn't even arrived yet, but Activision and Sledgehammer want you to know there's going to be plenty of DLC coming.

Looks like the war against the Darkness will continue unabated through the holidays, as Bungie has announced the first details and release date for Destiny's Dark Below expansion.

Once in a great while comes a film franchise so terrifying, it'll make you mess your drawers.

Modern games may have better graphics, but the scares in these retro games still hold up.

This episode, we mash-up the best of the best from Konami's catalog. From Castlevania II: Simon's Quest and the iconic 'Bloody Tears' to Rush 'n Attack's 'Main Theme', there's a lot of great chiptune tracks in Konami's catalog.

Sometimes you just want to bump uglies with the uglies that go bump in the night.

We go hands on with Resident Evil Revelations 2 and immediately fall in love with Moira Burton.

Destiny already has new event content coming for those eager to see what else lies in the cracks of Venus and beyond.

Your eyes do not deceive you. According a new report, Microsoft might be readying a major bid for the makers of Minecraft.

Back before video games were the mainstream, advertising companies clearly had very little idea how to advertise them.