David Burdette

You never want to see a delay, but it's understandable when a developer wants to get it right. This looks to be the case for Assassin's Creed Shadows, which unfortunately has seen a second delay from the new February 14th release date to March 20th. The game was originally launching in November before it hit the initial delay, and now it's moving again. While it stinks for those excited for Shadows, the packed month of February, along with Assassin's Creed, gets some much needed breathing room.

It was a short wait to the Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Direct from RGG Studios, and it was well worth it. A wealth of gameplay was shown, including some incredible looking ship battles. Don't just take our word for it though. You can watch the whole show above!

Put on those capes true believers! Marvel Rivals Season 1 is live. Besides that, a new battle pass is now available with some killer Dracula-themed items. We've got the details below, along with the trailer above. Keep your eyes on GamingTrend as we'll have some seasonal impressions dropping soon.

The break has been long, but we're finally back to action. Today, the Call of Duty League goes live for the first time in 2025, and this time it's with a tournament. While the Major I seeding won't change, thirty points for Champs seeding and $20K are still on the line. The video above is the Youtube presentation, click it and enjoy!

Marvel Rivals man. We’re as surprised as you are. The superhero shooter has taken the world by storm, and not that Storm. With the final days of the pre-season ending, it’s on to something new, and Marvel’s first family has arrived. Sure, it’s only the first two in Mr. Fantastic and The Invisible Woman, but […]

Never have I ever carried a drunken huntsman on my back. Never have I ever fought a hermit that made a pact with the devil. Add to that, never having blacksmithed. While you await the opportunity to hear how the entire game shapes up, I’ve been tasked with taking a look at the beginning hours […]

Things have been a bit rough, that's an understatement. Between cheaters, server issues, and more, some may be having less fun than usual while playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 or Warzone. There's room for improvement and work to be done, and in a community update, the teams behind one of the biggest franchises in the world addressed how they look to repair the game and their relationship with the players. All of this is below,

Activision has long supported important efforts, like the Call of Duty Endowment. When they say 100% of the proceeds go to these causes, they really do. You can now donate to the relief efforts of the Los Angeles fires via a LA Fire Relief pack, which will go to the LAFD and Direct Relief. Activision is also making a $1 million donation as well. Check out the details below, and go grab your pack now.