Author: William Murphy
The Greatest Excite Bike Player of All Time (GEBPAT for short) and Editor in Chief of GameSpace.com and MMORPG.com.
Sleep Tight is launching July 26th for PC and Nintendo Switch
Sleep Tight charmed the pants of people when it was announced a few months back. Today, the indie dev known as We Are Fuzzy announced that the top-down shooter/base-builder is coming out on PC and Nin...
Stellaris’ discovery-focused Distant Stars expansion is live today
The immensely popular 4X space game from Paradox gets its new expansion today. Distant Stars is focused on the exploration aspect of the game, as players will set out to the far reaches of space and m...
Sony says the PS4 is ‘nearing the end of its lifecycle’
It seems that the “PS5” rumors may be more than rumor soon, as Sony’s CEO says the PS4 is nearing the end of its lifecycle. The sharp-eyed folks at Gematsu caught the news first. Son...
Resident Evil 7 is coming to the Switch… just not like you think
Capcom and Nintendo have announced that Resident Evil 7 is coming to Switch in Japan as a cloud-based streaming title. The game is set for release on May 24th and features a slim 45Mb install. However...
Battlefield V is going back to WW2, as it should you know
From our friends (read: us) at OpenCritic: If you blink you’ll miss it during this 12-second long “micro-trailer” for the Battlefield V reveal event to be held on May 23rd. The brief...
Fortnite’s devs just put up 100 MILLION bucks for its competitive scene
I guess when you’re making that kind of money, it’s probably not a lot. Originally posted at OpenCritic: The Fortnite creator is going all in with its first season of competitive play, off...
Elder Scrolls Online’s Summerset Chapter has launched
Originally posted on OpenCritic. If you follow me at MMORPG.com, it’s no secret that I love Elder Scrolls Online. It’s my “go to” MMORPG these days, and has been for about 4 ye...
Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition Review
I missed out on so many great Wii U games because I just never got around to buying the console. The Wii let me down, and the Wii U just didn’t seem to offer anything I “needed”. Apparently, I was wro...