Hayden DingmanGames Reporter, PCWorld
Hayden writes about games for PCWorld and doubles as the resident Zork enthusiast.
Microsoft follows Battle.net and Discord's lead, lets gamers choose any Xbox gamertag they want
You can use any Xbox Live gamertag you want now, even if it's already being used, if you don't mind a numerical identifier after it.
Hands-on: Watch Dogs Legion plays best as an army of old women
Ubisoft's innovative "Play as Anyone" tech in Watch Dogs Legion means I'm only ever going to play as a ragtag army of retiree black hats, and that's great.
Square Enix's E3 2019 event: Avengers, Dying Light 2, and Final Fantasy games galore
Square Enix's press conference was the final one of E3 2019's opening weekend, and Final Fantasy fans were probably pleased by the showcase.
Ubisoft's biggest E3 2019 announcements: Watch Dogs Legion, Rainbow Six Quarantine, Uplay+
Ubisoft's E3 2019 press conference focused heavily on established franchises and live games.
Watch the biggest reveals from E3 2019's PC Gaming Show
The PC Gaming Show returned to E3 2019, and as always, it shined a spotlight on the weird, wild variety of games that make the PC so special.
Razer Respawn: A 'mental performance drink' for people who want to drink Razer's Kool-Aid
Hot on the heels of the RGB toaster, Razer's back with its new "Mental Performance Drink." It's definitely not an energy drink, but we mixed it with one just to see what would happen.
Halo Reach on PC plays pretty much like you'd expect (and that's a good thing)
We got our first hands-on time with Halo Reach running on a PC at E3 2019, and came away pleased with 343i's PC port as it stands so far—though obviously the real test will come when it's out in the wild.
Bethesda's E3 2019 showcase: Doom Eternal and surprise games steal the spotlight
Bethesda's fifth E3 event showcased the publisher's strong shooting roots, with Doom Eternal, Wolfenstein Youngblood, Fallout 76, Rage 2, and even the revival of Commander Keen.
Microsoft's Xbox E3 2019 reveals: Watch all the major game announcements here
Microsoft came to E3 2019 ready to game, unveiling several blockbuster titles ranging from Halo to Cyberpunk 2077 to Elden Ring, a From Software/George R. R. Martin mash-up.
Microsoft's next-gen Xbox 'Project Scarlett' console packs Ryzen, Radeon Navi, SSDs, and ray-tracing
Microsoft teased its next-gen 'Project Scarlett' console at Xbox's E3 2019 showcase, and it looks powerful. Here's what you need to know.
Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass for PC gives you a ton of great games for $10 per month
Microsoft's Xbox Game Pass for PC is cheaper than we expected, and the lineup is very long and surprisingly strong—especially if you love indie games.
EA's Partners program teases more psuedo-indie games: RustHeart, Lost in Random, Sea of Solitude
At EA Play 2019, the publisher revealed RustHeart, Lost in Random, and new releases from Hazelight and Velan.
Hands-on: Jedi: Fallen Order plays like Uncharted with lightsabers, but we haven't seen enough of it
After two Jedi: Fallen Order demos, one public and one behind-closed-doors, our thoughts boil down to "It looks okay."
What to expect at E3 2019: Live stream info, games galore, and maybe a new Xbox?
These are the games we expect to see at E3 2019—and some more that we hope to see.
Destiny 2 is coming to Steam and going free-to-play in September
Bungie and Activision are finalizing their divorce later this year, as Destiny 2 and its new Shadowkeep expansion abandon Battle.net for Steam.