Ubisoft has offered 500,000 Euro to contribute to the restoration and reconstruction of the iconic cathedral but the mega developer has loads of reference material for Notre Dame that could help out.

Chris Avellone, the designer who co-wrote Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, had less than great things to say about the leadership at Obsidian Entertainment, the studio behind the upcoming The Outer Worlds. Avellone was a co-founder and co-owner at the studio until he left in 2015.

Star Wars: The Old Republic is getting a new expansion this year and it’s called Onslaught, and it will be free to all subscribers of the MMORPG. It will include a new story, two new explorable planets, a Flashpoint, an Operation, and more.

The game was confirmed as a single player, story-driven experience with no microtransactions. Lucasfilm said the collective goal was to make “a badass, kick-ass Jedi Star Wars game for people to love.”

Carlos, Matthew, and Miggy go all out on speculation in this episode of the TMG Podcast. We discuss Jason Schreier’s big expose on Anthem’s development, the possible setting of the next Assassin’s Creed and Watch Dogs game, and the Steam review bombing happening to Borderlands 2.

A solution for PC users who want an easier way to get through Sekiro so they can plumb it for its narrative and world building treasures that also adds functionality that every PC user is looking for.

The controversy’s effect was two-fold: negative publicity creating genuine interest in the game, and fans wanting to snag copies before Taki’s voice and likeness were fully replaced in subsequent editions of the game.

While Wolfenstein: Youngblood can be played solo, Bethesda and MachineGames encourage players to try the campaign in co-op using a thing called the Buddy Pass, which lets a friend join in on the action.

The TMG Podcast is coming back! Carlos, Migs, and Matthew tackle the recently announced Stadia by Google, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, and Tom Clancy’s The Division 2.

Gearbox is still not calling it Borderlands 3 in this teaser, but it’s no doubt that they will officially reveal their next title in PAX East.

From Software, developers of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, is open to creating a multiplayer-only game like a battle royale. How difficult will that be?

The ever twisting saga of Kingdom Hearts and its convoluted lore isn’t what undercuts Kingdom Hearts III but its own feckless mechanics and the degenerate gameplay experience that comes out of it.