Emily Morrow
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Emily Morrow is a games journalist and narrative designer who has written for a variety of online publications. If she’s not playing games, writing about games, or thinking about games, she’s probably asleep. She also likes chasing thunderstorms, reading, and petting all the cats. You can read more of her ramblings on Twitter @thepokeflute.
The Sims 4: My Wedding Stories wants you to cry
The latest Sims 4 game pack aims to give players complete control over the happiest days of their Sims' lives.
Mario Kart 8’s DLC shows 9 isn’t coming anytime soon
Two years' worth of DLC for a game that's already five years old doesn't bode well for Mario Kart 9.
NFTs should be the least of Nintendo’s priorities right now
Trying to jump into the future by selling NFTs is a bad move for the Big N. Here are three much more impactful ways that the company could modernize instead.
Blizzard is making a survival game in an all-new universe
A newly announced game will be Blizzard's first new IP since the release of Overwatch in 2016.
7 Activision Blizzard games we want to see on Game Pass
Once the dust settles from Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard, here are the titles we'd most like to see on Game Pass.
GDC survey shows crypto, NFTs not popular among game makers
The Game Developers Conference's 10th annual State of the Industry survey revealed some interesting insights into the future of games.
Should gaming embrace NFT? Both sides of the debate weigh in
What are NFTs, and would games really benefit from their inclusion? We spoke to advocates on both sides of the NFT discussion.
Death Stranding: Director’s Cut heads to PC this spring with Intel XeSS support
The expanded version of Death Stranding is coming to PC thanks to an expansive partnership.
PSA: Set up your console gifts before the holidays begin
Creating accounts and downloading updates before giving a console as a gift is the key to winning the holidays.
Final Fantasy VII Remake gets a free upgrade on PS4 amid PC launch turmoil
Square Enix is trying to win Final Fantasy fans back after many were upset with VII Remake's performance on PC and other issues.
What was 2021’s biggest video game? The waiting game
While 2021 was filled with surprise gaming announcements, we won't actually see most of those titles until next year -- or 2023.