Jesse Lennox is a writer at Digital Trends. He covers all things gaming, with a specific interest in PlayStation, JRPGs, and experimental indies, while also exploring thought-provoking angles within the games industry. Jesse's work has been featured in outlets such as TheGamer.com, GAMURS, and Yahoo News.
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By: Jesse Lennox
Cross-platform support is becoming more important in the world of video games. Multiplayer hits like Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 and Fortnite have
By: Jesse Lennox
Keeping track of every new video game release is a nearly impossible task. Games are constantly being announced, delayed, rereleased on new platforms, remastered, canceled — you get the point.
We're on the cusp of Battlefield 6 ‘s highly anticipated release, and the hype levels couldn't be higher.
The soul of Pokémon is missing in this entry.
By: Jesse Lennox
Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines 2's big lie.
By: Jesse Lennox
Pokémon Legends: Z-A's day/night frustrations
By: Jesse Lennox
Battlefield 6 dev is calling out EA.
By: Jesse Lennox
We may finally know the reason for Xbox's layoffs
Members of The Sims community have been having a rough year. This week, EA has delisted The Sims Mobile from both iOS and Android app stores ahead
By: Jesse Lennox
Fans love The Outer Worlds 2 Premium Edition flaw
