Oli Welsh
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About Oli Welsh
Oli Welsh has been covering the business and culture of video games for two decades. He started out writing for Edge and other publications (specializing in MMOs and Blizzard, as cover for his World of Warcraft playtime) before joining Eurogamer, where he worked for 14 years as reviews editor, deputy editor, and editor-in-chief; Eurogamer won many Games Media Awards during his tenure. At Polygon, he writes about film and TV as well as games, and provides news, analysis, and criticism on the entertainment we love and the industries that make it, all from his home in London. He loves role-playing, racing, puzzles, tactics, exploration, storytelling, Nintendo, mysteries, spies, fantasy, reality, cars, and classic cinema. He wanted to be a movie critic when he grew up, and now he’s definitely grown up, and occasionally is one. He considers this a win.
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Sony will stop bringing PS5 exclusives to PC — because they’re not selling
PlayStation hits like God of War and Marvel's Spider-Man don't replicate that success on Steam
Nintendo to celebrate Mario Day with two more Virtual Boy games
Plus the original Mario vs. Donkey Kong
Requiem is the fastest-selling Resident Evil game ever
Latest installment sells 5 million copies in 5 days
World of Warcraft: Midnight is WoW at its WoWiest
Drawing deep from the game’s history — both real and imagined — the new expansion hits hard
Resident Evil Requiem has done enough to start the GOTY conversation — but only just
Reviews are good, but soft enough that it might still get squeezed out
Everything we know about the next Xbox console
Here’s what we know, what we think we know, and what we don’t
What time does World of Warcraft: Midnight early access release in your time zone?
The second chapter of WoW's Worldsoul Saga is almost here
Nintendo and Pokémon owe everything to each other
Pokémon might be the gaming giant's most valuable property, but it has never fully controlled it
Phil Spencer’s exit doesn’t leave Xbox with a lot of options
Asha Sharma promised the ‘return of Xbox.’ But from where, and to what?
No Zelda game is closer to Breath of the Wild than the 1986 original
The Legend of Zelda is a miniature game design manifesto that would go unrealized for over 30 years
Don’t judge World of Warcraft’s war on mods until you’ve played Midnight, Blizzard says
Developer wants players to ‘really look at the creatures that are trying to kill them’
Diablo 2’s Warlock puts something truly new in a really old game
You can quibble about the cost of the expansion, but this is a unique achievement
Everything we know about PlayStation 6, Sony’s next-gen console
Here’s what we know, what we think we know, and what we don’t
Racing games need new ideas, but Screamer might have too many
Veteran racing studio Milestone is trying to reinvent itself. Is it trying too hard?
The Truman Show is more than just prophetic (and it’s very prophetic)
The 1998 Jim Carrey masterpiece predicted the century of reality TV and social media, but it has a deeper spiritual resonance
Clair Obscur's GOTY rampage continues at the DICE Awards
Sandfall's unstoppable sweep continues with five awards at the industry shindig
Rayman 30th anniversary edition, packed with bonus features, is out tomorrow
Includes multiple versions and interactive documentary by Digital Eclipse