We rank every Star Wars video game ever made, and decide what the Greatest Star Wars Game of All Time is. The Star Wars franchise has seen a robust plethora of video game adaptations over the years, and in that time has provided tons of options to appease ANY type of gamer or preference. Come along for the ride while we fondly look back at all our favorite Star Wars games!

The Halo franchise has exceeded our expectations of incompetency once again. Not only has 343 Industries managed to not finish Halo Infinite in over 6 years, but they continue to add insult to injury by tweeting daily about their Among Us collaborations, tasteless cookbooks, and the worst video game to TV adaptation ever made. 

It truly seems like 343 Industries is pulling out all the stops to not only troll its entire player-base, but to also gaslight them that they have no right to be upset. Now we can add Paramount Pictures and the entire cast of the new Halo TV Show to the growing army drones who are paid to talk positively about all Halo's failures. The mismanagement of the Halo Infinite and the Halo Franchise as a whole, is unconscionable at this point. There are truly no explanations left, other than that 343 and Microsoft truly do not care at all about Halo or its players, and they just want money. What 343i, Microsoft, and now Paramount fail to realize is that the actual most efficient way to make lots of money, is to just make good high quality products that people want to spend money on. Taking to social media to trick and gaslight people that the garbage you're releasing is actually good, is not going to make the garbage good or successful.

So sit back and relax while we absolutely shred 343 Industries and Microsoft for their latest atrocities.

After months of testing and investigation, a vexing Call of Duty: Vanguard aim assist flaw has been fixed, and a patch for Warzone will be available soon.

In a recent Twitter thread, Sledgehammer Games, the creator of Vanguard, described the bug's triage process. On paper, the issue appears to be simple: the game's aim assist system would occasionally get ahead of itself and bypass a "player visibility check," leading aim assist to flicker in and out many times during a combat.

Halo Infinite co-op play, which has been demanded by fans since the game's release, has been postponed once more for both online modes and the split-screen campaign. The announcement was made as part of 343 Industries' Halo Waypoint development update. Originally set to debut on May 3rd, at the start of Halo Infinite's Season 2, the co-op campaign has been pushed back, and the split-screen co-op release date has yet to be determined.

Many AAA developers and publishers have been tripping over themselves for months, if not years, attempting to figure out where they want to be in the modern game market. We've seen Ubisoft ship service game after service game, only for them to fade away quietly into oblivion. We've seen EA rip apart its storied singleplayer studios in an attempt to forcefully transform them into service game factories, only to be forced to retreat. Square Enix has already blamed its own studios for low sales of titles crippled by executive-level greed and crammed with microtransactions that had no place in a full-priced retail title.

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DICE is out of the picture picking up the pieces from Battlefield 2042, and Electronic Arts has decided to task Respawn Entertainment with making several new Star Wars games, essentially carrying the Star Wars license on their back. With rumors of a new Jedi Fallen Order sequel, and unannounced FPS and RTS games in development, the pressure is on for Respawn Entertainment to deliver on bringing great follow-ups to the critically acclaimed Jedi Fallen Order. Respawn has proven themselves time and time again to be talented developers with titles like Titanfall and Apex Legends, and then they proved themselves with the Star Wars IP when they released Jedi Fallen Order. If anyone is capable of bringing home the bacon for Star Wars gaming, it just might be Respawn. Maybe DICE being out of the picture will end up being a good thing.