Call of Duty is as much a staple for E3 as my annual trip to the Shabu Shabu house in Little Tokyo — it’s a permanent part of the itinerary.  This year is no different, as Activision preps the latest iteration of its powerhouse property.  Using their leapfrog tactic between

Couch co-op games seem to finally be making a comeback, so when I got the chance to check out Laser League, a game that looked like it thrives at being just that, I was very excited. When I finally I got my hands on the game I wasn’t disappointed.

The team Slightly Mad Studios put on a bit of a clinic at E3.  Pushing away from the smoke and mirrors some other racers rolled out during the show, they instead swung out their banner with cold, hard facts.   Let me lay it down for you: Project Cars 2 has

Digital card games have one major hurdle to cross if they want to stand out: being different from, or better than, Blizzard’s insanely popular Hearthstone.  While Fable Fortune, a spin-off of the Fantasy RPG series Fable, doesn’t quite do that, it’s still fun and easy enough to

We had the chance to check out the new The Guild 3 Demo at E3, and it has every indication of being a welcome addition to a series that has been without a standalone entry in 11 years. The Guild 2 came out in 2006, and was a fun medieval

I feel like there are two types of sports games out in the market today: those that aim for the most realism in mechanics (like the Forza series), and those that focus on goofy fun. NBA Jam was one such title, bringing over-the-top basketball gameplay to arcades, with realistic physics

People like to talk about being a teenager, especially a teenager like Chloe Price, as being all about sex, drugs and rock and roll. While this may be an easy, throw-away blanket statement, a more honest and fair assessment is that it’s a time of choices, both big and

It’s the weekend before the Fourth of July, so happy Fourth of July, everyone! In the movie Independence Day, before the menacing aliens were about to decimate the Earth and all of its inhabitants, President Bill Pullman said, “we will not go quietly into the night!” After years of