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Quake 4: The Awakening DLC Finally Playable After 20 Years
The Awakening, the expansion Ritual Entertainment never delivered for Quake 4, resurfaces in a playable form accessible to all. Activision buried the project after the game's commercial failure in 2005. Two decades later, this piece of FPS history rises again thanks to passionate fans. What was condemned to remain a development ghost becomes a stark reminder of how fragile licensed projects are and how much the industry lets die without reason.
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary on PS5: 25 Years Later, Is It Worth It?
Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary arrives on PS5, fifteen years after its first release on Xbox 360. The question isn't whether the original game still holds up — it does. It's whether this port brings enough to justify the purchase for PlayStation players who've never touched the franchise, and whether Microsoft truly invested in it or just phoned it in.
DOOM: The Dark Ages Under $15—Time to Jump In
The final DLC for DOOM: The Dark Ages just dropped, and id Software's game has dipped below the $15 mark. That's the clearest signal yet for those holding out: the game is now complete, the price floor is hit. The question isn't whether it's the right time anymore—it's just how long this window stays open.
Halo Campaign Evolved Integrates Native Machinima Mode
Halo Studios published a FAQ detailing the contents of Halo: Campaign Evolved, its remake of the first game. Among the revelations: a dedicated Machinima mode, built for creators who have constructed an entire culture around the franchise's in-game staging tools. This isn't a cosmetic gimmick—it's a strong signal about the studio's creative direction and what this remake intends to preserve beyond gameplay.
Halo: Campaign Evolved, the remake that's reshaping everything
Halo: Campaign Evolved is the announced remake of Bungie's foundational FPS, the game that set the template for an entire generation of console shooters. This isn't just another HD remaster—the stated ambition reaches into story, gameplay, and technical architecture. For a franchise struggling to catch its breath since Infinite, the stakes go far beyond nostalgia.
Fan Remakes Medal of Honor 1999 From Scratch—EA Should Be Ashamed
An independent developer going by Elber88 just released a complete remake of the original Medal of Honor, which launched on PlayStation in 1999. Electronic Arts has let the franchise languish for years, Respawn Entertainment couldn't revive it, and now the community is stepping up. This volunteer project raises uncomfortable questions about how major publishers manage historic licenses.
Halo Campaign Evolved: A Reassuring Grip on a Remake That's Found Its Way Back
Two missions played in advance, and already the impression that Halo Studios understood what Infinite missed. The Silent Cartographer and the control room command regain their original tension in a remake that goes far beyond a fresh coat of paint. The question is no longer whether Halo can return — it's already happening. What remains is verifying that the promise holds up over time, because a few hours don't make a full review.
Halo Campaign Evolved Introduces Third-Person Camera Option
Halo Studios has confirmed one of the most unexpected evolutions for Halo Campaign Evolved: the game will offer a third-person camera option, breaking with the first-person perspective that has defined the franchise since its 2001 debut. A decision that touches the very identity of the saga and deserves serious examination.
Halo Campaign Evolved Preorders Live on PS5: Historic First
Halo Campaign Evolved marks a symbolic milestone: the remake of the franchise's first entry is now available for preorder on PS5, an unprecedented first for a license long confined to Xbox and PC ecosystems. With a new campaign gameplay segment revealed and new missions confirmed, Microsoft sends a strong signal to the PlayStation community. Here's what's launching on which platforms and what it means.
Halo Campaign Evolved: Hands-On with a Sequel Unlike Anything Else
Twenty-five years after Combat Evolved, Microsoft and Halo Studios are back with a title that carries the legendary name without being a simple remaster. Arriving July 28 on Xbox Series, PS5, and PC, Halo Campaign Evolved has been placed in the hands of the press. First impression verdict: the project is ambitious, occasionally surprising, and carries a genuine gameplay proposition—but also raises some questions worth asking before launch.
Halo: Campaign Evolved, Launchpad for the Future According to Halo Studios
Shown at Xbox Games Showcase 2026, Halo: Campaign Evolved is far more than a nostalgic callback. Halo Studios has revealed new details on this project that reconnects the franchise's past with ambitions clearly aimed at the future. Here's what we now know about the studio's intentions, the game's scope, and what it signals for the franchise ahead.
Halo Combat Evolved: 4-Player Crossplay Co-Op Confirmed
The remastered version of Halo: Campaign Evolved features a crossplay cooperative mode for up to four simultaneous players. This functionality, long requested by the community since the game's announcement, radically changes the multiplayer proposition of this return to basics. Here's what we know about this mode and what it means for players looking to team up across platforms.