Insomniac Games

Last year, Spider-Man fans were delighted to see Insomniac Games had taken up the charge on a new web-slinging adventure for the PlayStation 4, Marvel's Spider-Man. At the time, all we got was a brief teaser hinting at the possibilities, but at this year's E3, Insomniac unveiled the first actual gameplay from its upcoming action title. We got to see Spider-Man in action like we hadn't seen before, and learned a bit more about Insomniac's vision for what's sure to be one of 2018's most spectacular games.

Sony’s PlayStation 2 was my first concrete foray into console gaming. And as the highest selling console of all time, I’d think it’s safe to say it was for a lot of other boys and girls my age. With such a wide berth of titles available, from the mascot platformer to the military shooter to the… Katamari, there was something for everyone. And that’s where Insomniac’s 2016 remaster/re-imagining/movie tie-in Ratchet & Clank comes in.

It was on this day in 2002 that Insomniac released the original Rachet & Clank, kicking off one of the most iconic Sony franchises of all time.

The Ratchet and Clank series has been around long enough to earn a number entries for the franchise. While most of them have been the third-person action platformers the series is known for, there have been outliers throughout the years. Games like Ratchet and Clank: All 4 one and Full Frontal Assault added things like drop-in drop-out co-op and tower defense elements to deviate from the formula. This year's revisiting of Ratchet and Clank attempts to take the series back to its roots, while also tying into the upcoming movie that retells the events of the first game. Ratchet and Clank isn’t a remaster or a direct remake of the original because of it. More than anything the changes made in this reboot have improved on what made the first game so memorable.

We have never been so impressed by a movie-based game as we have with the new Ratchet & Clank title coming to PS4.

In celebration of its brand new 'Dawn of the Rise of the Fallen Machines' DLC, Sunset Overdrive has gotten a significant price drop.

Insomniac's Sunset Overdrive is about a lot of things. Shooting mutants. Doing sicknasty tricks. Saying the f-word a lot. One thing it's generally not about, however, is exploring the spectrum of human emotion. With the new "D'awwwwww" achievement, things are about to get a whole lot warm-and-fuzzier.

Still haven't gotten a chance to go gun-crazy throughout Sunset City? Or did you already beat Sunset Overdrive and finish all of its achievements? Either way, we've got some good news for you.

After a lengthy tournament filled with awesome entries, Insomniac Games' and Polygon's create-a-Sunset-Overdrive-character competition has ended with a winner.

Sunset Overdrive has been making its fans laugh since the game launched, but now it's getting serious with its new Mooil Rig DLC.