Coverage across every platform
Super Clash organizes its reporting by platform, so readers can follow PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo gaming separately, alongside mobile releases and industry news such as E-Sports partnerships and convention updates.
Reviews have included titles like SQUIDS Odyssey, Dungeon Defenders Eternity, and hardware such as the PeerAir Wireless HD Multimedia System.
Regular contributors writing news, reviews, and opinion pieces.
Platforms covered: PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, and Mobile.
Podcast and stream channels linked from the site.
News, E-Sports, and events
The News section has tracked stories such as ESPN's interest in broadcasting E-Sports events, Comic-Con San Diego coverage, and release news like Revolution 60 arriving on iPad and iPhone.
Historical posts also covered hardware announcements, including NVIDIA's GeForce GTX Titan Z.
From the archive of posts
- ESPN exploring future of broadcasting E-Sporting events — July 28, 2014
- Revolution 60 Kicks Off Today on iPad & iPhone — July 24, 2014
- GeForce GTX Titan Z! — March 26, 2014
Reviews across genres and platforms
Reviews published on Super Clash span turn-based RPGs, tower-defense titles, and racing games, including SQUIDS Odyssey (August 11, 2014) and Dungeon Defenders Eternity (August 10, 2014).
Where to find Super Clash content
News
Industry updates, E-Sports stories, and event recaps.
PC
PC gaming news, previews, and Steam Greenlight coverage.
Nintendo
3DS, Wii U, and Switch-era news and reviews.
Xbox
Xbox One and Xbox 360 reviews and quick looks.
Covering the full spectrum of video game platforms is what drives the editorial approach here. From the latest PC hardware announcements and Steam Early Access titles to console exclusives on PlayStation and Xbox, the goal is to keep readers informed without the noise. Nintendo coverage spans both major first-party releases and the steady stream of indie gems arriving on the eShop. Mobile gaming also gets its due, with attention paid to standout iOS and Android releases that might otherwise slip under the radar. Every platform has its own rhythm, and the reporting aims to match each one.
Indie games have become a cornerstone of modern gaming culture, and they receive dedicated attention across reviews and opinion pieces alike. Whether it is a puzzle platformer with a hand-drawn aesthetic, a narrative-driven adventure from a small team, or a quirky simulator that defies easy categorization, independent titles often deliver some of the most memorable experiences available today. Coverage highlights both breakout successes and overlooked projects worth discovering. The indie scene moves fast, with new Greenlight campaigns, beta tests, and surprise launches happening constantly, and following that pulse is a core part of the editorial mission.
E-Sports continues to reshape how people watch, play, and think about competitive gaming. From international league tournaments to college-level competitions and broadcasting deals with major sports networks, the landscape evolves almost weekly. Reporting on these developments means tracking partnership announcements, schedule changes, and the growing overlap between traditional sports media and competitive gaming organizations. The rise of mobile e-sports and the increasing professionalism of team structures are also worth watching, as they signal where the industry is heading next and what it means for players and fans alike.
Hardware and accessories often determine the quality of a gaming experience as much as the software itself. Reviews and news pieces examine everything from wireless headsets and controllers to simulation rigs and portable devices that bridge the gap between console and mobile play. The conversation extends to emerging input methods, streaming hardware, and the devices that enable new kinds of gameplay. Understanding what gear is worth investing in requires hands-on testing and honest assessment, and that practical perspective informs every hardware feature published on the site.
Opinion pieces and editorials provide a space to step back from the news cycle and reflect on broader trends shaping the medium. Topics range from the preservation of classic titles and the health of digital storefronts to the cultural impact of major franchises and the evolving relationship between developers and their communities. These essays are not hot takes designed for outrage but measured reflections meant to spark thoughtful conversation. Gaming is a young medium still figuring out its traditions and values, and contributing to that ongoing dialogue is one of the most rewarding aspects of the work.
Preview coverage looks ahead to the titles and updates generating buzz before they reach players. Whether it is a sequel to a beloved series, a debut project from a newly formed studio, or a major content expansion for an established game, early looks help readers decide what belongs on their wishlists. Previews draw on demos, beta access, and developer presentations to offer grounded first impressions rather than unchecked hype. The calendar of upcoming releases is always crowded, and sorting through it with a critical but fair eye helps cut through the marketing noise to find what genuinely deserves attention.
The team behind the site
Content is produced by a group of contributors including David Griffin, Connor Greeley, Todd Melanson, Paul Watkins, Kale Atkinson, and Cameron Testerman, who write news and reviews across platforms.
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Reviews desk
Hands-on write-ups cover PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo titles, plus the occasional hardware piece.
News desk
Coverage of E-Sports partnerships, conventions, and release announcements across platforms.