After 25 years of Madden NFL video games, we football lovers have had our fair share of triumphs and defeats. We’ve pounded...
The Splinter Cell series has had a pretty fantastic run so far, with nearly every game scoring mid-80s or much higher. That...
Dishonored: The Brigmore Witches is the second part of the story that began with The Knife of Dunwall, as players return to...
Space has always been a fascination of mankind. We look to the stars, wondering what answers they might give us, wondering what...
I was raised on 2D fighting games. My fondest memories include my brothers and me shoulder to shoulder, huddled in front of...
As a parent, a gamer, a Disney fan, and a collector, Disney Infinity is basically my wallet's worst nightmare. The idea of...
You’ve just arrived home from a year studying abroad in Europe – though the word “home” is a loose term for this...
Larian Studios' Divinity: Dragon Commander is a pretty aggressive game by any reasonable measure, developed with the aim of mixing turn-based, turn-based...
Dust off your Junior Woodchucks Guidebook. There’s another retro revival in town, courtesy of WayForward Technologies. The beloved Capcom 1989 NES platformer...
I’ve reviewed every single title in the Saints Row series, and I’ve played each of them not only to completion but to...
I move through the crowded jewelery store like a ghost. By the time anyone suspects anything, it's already too late. Pulling out...
Those of us who were brought up with a NES controller in our hands tend to have a special love for the...
Bit.Trip Fate is a rather interesting game, in the sense that it’s a bit of a paradox. On the one hand, you've...
What is the sweet spot for a game’s length? At what point does a game go from being entertaining to a downright...
Spelunky isn't a game for the faint of heart. In fact, it's hard to regard it as a game designed for what...
In the days that the arcades were popular, some of my favorite games were the side-scrolling beat-em-ups. The Final Fight machine ate...
If you remember correctly, Mortal Kombat was released for consoles all the way back on April 19th, 2011. Its release was met...
Teleglitch: Die More Edition is a fun little slice of top-down shooter action with all the potential to turn into something truly...
It’s been a long time since we’ve gotten a proper sequel to Pikmin -- about ten years, in fact. Pikmin’s unique take...
For PC gamers who reveled in the 90s, the name Apogee will surely evoke wonderful, nostalgic memories from shareware days past. The name...
Kickstarter has been hit or miss for me. So many ideas that might be great go unfunded for some reason or another,...
Cardboard boxes. Psycho Mantis. The La Li Lu Le Lo. Over the course of nearly 25 years, the team at Kojima Productions...
Wadjet Eye Games is frequently in the indie spotlight for their sci-fi love letters to the 1990s adventure game aesthetic. Gemini Rue...
Zen Studios is clearly a developer who loves their pinball. A few years back, they released Pinball FX on both XBLA and...
Adventure is not my strong suit. I enjoy traveling; discovering other cultures and experiencing the quirks and differences in localities is something...
Urban Trial Freestyle is an action-packed, over-the-top motorcycling side scroller for the 3DS. The bad news about Urban Trial Freestyle is that...
At one time you were guaranteed a terrible game if it had some kind of license, but that has changed in recent...
There really can’t be any doubt that Metro: Last Light is one of the best shooters this year. Smoothing out its predecessors...
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Gaming Trend: We are very excited today as we have the unique opportunity to talk with representatives from each of the games...