Vincent Balestriere

Summer may have most of gaming’s big announcements, but autumn is always the season for the year’s biggest, most hyped releases.

Mustangs have historically been about big V8 power. But this four-cylinder Ecoboost is more nimble and efficient than the V8. Should you buy one?

The newly redesigned Hyundai Tucson aims to hit the top of the compact crossover class, but it may not be the winner just yet.

'Until Dawn' isn't your typical video game. It's more like an interactive film where your actions -- and your fears -- determine what happens.

Electronic Arts says the new "Star Wars" game won't have a single-player mode; how will players react?

A single-player campaign in Star Wars Battlefront isn't going to happen, according to Electronic Arts. It was never in the plans.

"Fallout Shelter," the hit mobile game from the same company behind the Fallout console games, is finally available on Android devices.

There's a flood of highly advanced and complicated smart watches out there. But Pebble has launched a $200 device that bucks the current trend.

I could tell you the McLaren 650S Spider is a bit impractical, but that would be missing the point: It's the best thing I've ever driven.

Jawbone used to be Fitbit's greatest rival, but their latest fitness tracker doesn't put up much of a fight.

The all-new 2016 Nissan Maxima isn't really a sports sedan: It’s a luxury car at nonluxury prices.

The hit title may yet convince some gamers to purchase a Wii U, but Xbox and PS4 still rule the console market.

Popular titles have tried and failed to sell gamers of microtransactions for a few years now, but Microsoft might have the smartest method yet with Halo 5.

Sony shocked the world at E3 2015, announcing that Square Enix will be remaking the legendary Final Fantasy 7, but why remake a 20-year-old game?

Electronic Arts showed its newest racing title at E3 2015 and revealed the game's release date.

The franchise used to be at the forefront of racing games, but recent entries have struggled to find a following.

Microsoft has partnered with Oculus VR, but it’s difficult to say whether the Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset will be a good thing for traditional games.

Fallout 4 is one of this year's most anticipated games; it has a lot to live up to if it's going to surpass its predecessors.

Hatred doesn’t bring anything new, interesting, or special to the table -- only a shock value that feels outmoded.

The UP2 is punching up -- it’s only $99, the same price as the old Fitbit Flex, but it can do almost everything the $129 Charge can do.

The HTC One M9 a good phone, but while other phone lines are trying new things, the One is business as usual.

The 2015 Mustang GT is an incredible car. The addition of independent rear suspension has really cemented its place as more than just a quarter mile car -- it’s set a high benchmark for the upcoming, all-new 2016 Chevrolet Camaro.

Project Cars is good enough to hold some console gamers over until Gran Turismo 7 launches, but will it flounder on its own?

Ford's new GT supercar is made with exotic and expensive carbon fiber -- and that technology will trickle down to other vehicles in an unexpected way.

The i3 isn’t that practical, certainly not affordable, and it’s not as fun as traditional compacts. But it looks like nothing else on the road.

Traditionally, Ford's GT supercar has had a V8. But the new GT has a twin-turbo V6, and there’s a very good reason for that.

Every year, the world’s automakers bring some of their best concepts to the New York International Auto Show.

The CT6 is the start of Cadillac’s new alphanumeric nomenclature. Cadillac officially unveiled the car just before the New York International Auto Show.

The McLaren 570S’s main competitor is the Porsche 911 Turbo S, which has a base price around $180,000. Expect the McLaren to be near that price.