When even Halo abandons split screen gameplay, we gamers have a problem. Great graphics are awesome, but getting rid of couch coop to slightly improve visuals is like destroying all life in the universe just to kill a few Flood.

Mad Max has amazing graphics, addictive gameplay, and one gamebreaking glitch that grinds the whole thing to a halt. This kind of crap is unacceptable in 2015.

In one of the best years for games in recent memory, we find ourselves wondering where all the great cooperative titles are hiding. With tight gameplay, great graphics and excellent music, Destiny may be the best coop title this year.

After being burned by True Detective, we were reluctant to invest in any show again, but we finally caught up with Mr. Robot this week. Everyone says it's like a TV show based on Watch Dogs, but it's a much better than that. With the season finale coming, it's not too late to catch up.

Let us get this straight: people are complaining that The Witcher has too many enjoyable sidequests and too much content? What's next? Are the graphics too good? Is the plot too interesting? Our take: some times too much of a good thing is just a really, really good thing.

He's complicated and cynical, but also loyal and dedicated. He's one of the most interesting characters in video games, and maybe the best video game hero out there right now.

Arkham Knight is a pretty incredible game, but it's not perfect. As much as we love Rocksteady and the Arkham series, we're ready for this story to come to an end. Here's our top five biggest complaints about Arkham Knight.

What do The Order: 1886, Far Cry 3, Dying Light, Halo 4, and Shadow of Mordor have in common? They all use Quick Time Events for their final Boss Battles. This trend seems to be catching on and we don't like it one bit.

One boss in Bloodborne is driving us crazy. We're starting to think rage quitting is a good thing.