It’s the Year of Luigi, a time for celebrating one of gaming’s beloved sidekicks. But what about all the other great player-two characters?
The Last of Us is a commendable commentary on human emotion in a post-apocalyptic society.
Dating is tough. Dating a girl that hates video games is tougher.
So Microsoft finally changed their mind. It’s reignited the fire back into Killer Instinct. But is it tournament worthy?
New games means more zombies, and our obsession with them is personal.
The point is that none of us have the console, so let’s save the flame war for later. For now, let’s all just sing kumbayah around E3.
I’m really not sure how I feel about Big Boss’ voice. It’s weird. It’s awkward. It makes me cry. It’s like the finale of the Office.
Prequels are strange, they usually come out right after a series has established a lengthy plot – but are they really necessary in explaining the lore of the series overall?
Find out how Tomb Raider impressed one player with its pure, unadulterated fun factor.
Video games have often been seen as nothing more than a simple entertaining hobby. Can a video game be classified as a work of art?
Although the new Black Ops II Revolution DLC is a great addition to the game, downloading the compatibility patch yields undesirable results.
Are side-scrolling beat-em-ups the product of nostalgia, or are they steadily evolving into something else?
The wait is over, one of the most anticipated survival horror games just hit the shelves. But is Dead Space 3 deserving of the very title of survival-horror that it helped reinvent? With all the added new features, how does Dead Space compare to the scares of the past?
Watching America’s biggest football game of the year isn’t just about the football, let’s face it, we’re in it for the commercials too.
College is frightening, especially for a 20-something undergrad unsure of what he needs to do to get there.
The open beta for PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale has been up for six days. Even though the game is still under beta, and this isn't the full game; I feel like there's a need to open up these cans of worms before it's too late.
Slender might be the scariest game I've ever played. I've conquered the Necromorphs in Dead Space without a sweat. I've blasted through piles and piles of zombies that would make a mortician blush.
This is more of a rant if anything, but the current state of Capcom makes me question their marketing choices lately. Sifting through my SNES collection, I've noticed that a strong majority of the games I own are developed or published by the Osaka based company.
I was a fat kid.
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