(AfroGamers.com) So Hood Warfare 2 dropped on October 8, and my timeline split clean down the middle like somebody took a machete to it. Half my people are crying tears, quoting the dialogue, posting clips of those wild shootouts like it’s the funniest thing since Friday. The other half? Big ...

(AfroGamers.com) Nintendo gave us another look at Ocarina of Time last week, and plenty of us are still torn between hope and dread. November 5 is the date, and on that day Switch 2 owners get the classic handed back to them with a lot more than a nostalgia sticker ...

(AfroGamers.com) Thirteen years we have been waiting on this one. On October 15, Rockstar finally cracked the door open with the official Grand Theft Auto VI launch trailer, and the whole internet lit back up. My phone was buzzing before the coffee got cold. Group chats went off. Somebody at ...

(AfroGamers.com) Nobody saw this one coming. Well, a few sharp folks did, but most of us who ride for this franchise walked into that 2024 Xbox showcase expecting a big number 6 on the box and the next chapter of Kait’s tangled mess. What we got instead was a trip ...

(AfroGamers.com) Boot up a Game Boy in 1996, when Pokémon Red and Green first arrived in Japan, and you got a screen the color of pond scum. Four murky shades of green doing their best impression of color. It should have looked cheap. Instead, it felt like you were holding ...

(AfroGamers.com) I’ve been revisiting the Infamous games lately. I finished the first two games some years ago and we’re going to get into the three main games but let’s talk about the game world itself and the OG conduit. The term “conduit” is used for any being that can use ...

(AfroGamers.com) So, you got your mobile phone and you’ve got your usual games that require some skill and investment. You know: Call of Duty: Mobile, The Division. If you’re like me, you’ve got Pokemon TCG or Might and Magic. Sometimes, you got to have something that eats up less time. ...

(AfroGamers.com) Going on twenty some years now, a certain kind of WoW veteran has carried the same quiet ache. You remember standing at the edge of Azshara, staring at a sealed gate nobody could open, inventing little stories about whatever waited behind it. Or the crumbled ruins between Mulgore and ...

(AfroGamers.com) Everybody kept saying the big war shooter was dead. Dead like the arcade, dead like couch multiplayer, dead like the LAN party you used to drag your tower across town for. The suits looked at the numbers, saw a hundred bodies crammed onto one map going nowhere, and decided ...

(AfroGamers.com) Every few months a new title lands where you snag little critters and raise them up for battle, and like clockwork somebody in the replies calls it a Pokémon knockoff. Reflexive. Kind of lazy, honestly. And almost nobody bothers to check whether that franchise even landed before the competition. ...