Fireworks are customary in celebrating the birthday of America, but there's always room for new traditions — like video games! At this point, video games are just as American as apple pie. Americans are some of the biggest consumers of video games on the planet, so it shouldn't come as a surprise that some of the most ridiculously "American" things in all of entertainment happen in video games. If you want to pay homage to the red, white, and blue before the BBQ, these titles are a great place to start.
The PC version of Grand Theft Auto V was a long time coming. People clamored for the PC versions, mostly so they could frolic into the game's guts and mod the crap out of it. Gamers were given an extra treat when Rockstar released the Rockstar Editor, which was a developer-created mod suite that gave players easy access to almost all of the games assets. It also included a director mode. It's been chaos ever since.
April had a plethora of great cinematic goodies for gamers. From debuts to updates, the world of game trailers was on fire. There were even a few surprise reveals that got everyone pretty pumped. Let's relive them together, eh?
This week is full of highly-anticipated new releases, including Far Cry 4, Dragon Age Inquisition, and Super Smash Bros for Wii U. With such a wide variety of game types spanning over all major gaming platforms, every gamer has a title to be excited about this coming week.
