Game Over screens that rub your face in it ("it" being the fact that you lost, loser)
If every game had a subtitle as ludicrously literal as Medal of Honor: Warfighter 
Of Sanity Systems & Gameplay Loops: Gaming’s weirdest patents
You can walk out the door with a 250GB Xbox 360 with Kinect for $150, as long as you're willing to pay $40 more than you would for the same package all at once...
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Rescue Triad operative Zhang and experience a new miniature story arc in this upcoming DLC add-on for XCOM: Enemy Unknown...
UPDATE: Zynga CEO Mark Pincus has confirmed the layoffs, as well as the closure of Zynga's Boston studio...
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Getting a Game Over can be a frustrating, demoralizing experience. Why not intensify those feelings with a screen that mocks your pathetic attempts at winning? These are the Game Over screens that made us feel like human garbage for even thinking we could beat the game...
[Updated with final costume/mask design and winner!] Corvo, the hero from Dishonored, has some pretty sweet duds. Don't you wish you could have a long hooded coat and intimidating assassin mask too? The content just ended but one lucky winner will be able to dress just like this assassin...
We, uh, hope you didn't already grab The New iPad that came out in March, because it turns out come November 2 it will be The Old iPad...
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With Street Fighter X Tekken hitting the handheld scene via the PS Vita this week, it might be time to reacquaint yourself with its massive cast. Reconnect with all 55 fighters in our complete roster breakdown...
The story of Benedict Arnold's treason will underscore four exclusive missions for PlayStation 3. There will also be hatcheting...
Gazillion Entertainment's Marvel Heroes has a number of things going for it. Here are 12 impressions of the game we got after seeing it at this year's New York Comic-Con...
Your phone and tablet will soon be able to get cozy with your Xbox 360, but you'll get a head start tappity tapping on Forza Horizon if it's on a Windows 8 device...
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